Maryland Rep. Steny Hoyer will be at Trump’s inauguration. More than 60 lawmakers won’t.
The 5th District congressman will attend “as a sign of respect to the peaceful transition of power.”
Potential Greenbelt FBI headquarters would bring nearly 11,000 jobs to PG County
The House committee’s project approval Wednesday encouraged the new FBI headquarters to be close to a Metro station.
A University of Maryland Police officer has retired after nearly 30 years of service
Maj. Marc Limansky joined as a police officer in 1988 to try it out for a few years. He ended up sticking around.
A U.S. district judge has decided to stall Purple Line construction — again
Construction will be delayed until Metro ridership studies are completed.
College Park City Council sent a letter disapproving Metro’s proposed hour cuts
The proposals would reduce Metro service by an additional eight hours each week.
College Park officials want to make the Trolley Trail intersection safer
Onlookers have seen cars and even Metro buses run the intersection’s pedestrian light.
Nearly 90 donations were made to Planned Parenthood of Maryland under Mike Pence’s name
It follows a nationwide trend where at least 46 thousand donations have been made out in the vice president-elect’s name.
College Park just opened a new yoga studio
You can now take yoga classes in downtown College Park instead of Eppley Recreation Center.
More than 300 UMD students rally to show “what America is” after Donald Trump’s election
UMD United After the Election aimed to support students and marginalized communities who felt affected by Trump’s victory.
The 2016 presidential election is sending UMD students to the Counseling Center
More than half of U.S. adults said the election is causing them “significant” stress.