Montgomery County had a tense Thursday — Northwood High went into lockdown twice after reports of a gun on campus, with two teens later found carrying a BB gun and a bullet. A woman tragically lost her life in a Bethesda house fire, and police are asking for help to find a missing woman near Shady Grove. On the lighter side, Rocktobierfest is about to take over Rockville, Classic Bakery earned a spot on D.C.’s best cakes list, and we wrap up with today’s dad joke.

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Start your day in Montgomery County with the stories neighbors are talking about. A man posing as a police officer was arrested after pulling drivers over with fake lights and badges. Firefighters knocked down a blaze at a Chevy Chase home under renovation. Wildwood Shopping Center is gearing up for its Fall Vintage Market, Rockville is welcoming back a beloved Mediterranean restaurant, and a Germantown teacher just hit $50,000 on a Powerball ticket.

Plus, Steve — or as neighbors call him, Granddude — brings a little wisdom, a lot of warmth, and your daily dad joke.

t’s Wednesday, September 10th in Montgomery County! Today’s stories include a search for a missing Gaithersburg man, a parking garage thief caught on camera in Rockville, and hundreds of new “no right on red” signs aimed at making intersections safer. We’ll also share a quick Steveism, preview Bethesda Row’s upcoming Fall Soirée, and celebrate Germantown’s own Rei Ami starring in Netflix’s record-breaking KPop Demon Hunters. Plus, stick around for your dad joke of the day—it’s a pasta-powered punchline. Start your morning with the news you need and a neighborly smile. Visit TapYourNews.com to sign up for email notifications when new episodes drop.