Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker honored for supporting Hispanic businesses Baker started the Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative to bolster high-need areas of the county. Michael Brice-Saddler February 1, 2018
Halal Guys will no longer be coming to Route 1 The chain backed out after building permits never arrived from the county. Alex Carolan January 31, 2018
College Park is still getting a coffee and wine bar, but it may be a while Construction was delayed on the property due to new plans for an additional sidewalk, which will also allow for outdoor seating. Freelance Reporter January 31, 2018
College Park won’t be a food desert forever — a grocery store will open in 1 to 2 years The store will be built at the former site of the Clarion Inn, which officially closed the first week of January. Freelance Reporter January 31, 2018
College Park City Council members may see 4-year terms, thanks to possible charter changes Other proposed changes include adding four at-large seats. Jack Roscoe January 31, 2018
Amid county lawsuit, report shows 18 percent hike in Prince George’s County opioid deaths The report also showed opioid-related deaths in Maryland have reached an all-time high. Leah Brennan January 28, 2018
College Park City Council approves development on Quality Inn site, but tax questions remain The new development will include both retail and residences. Jack Roscoe January 26, 2018
Prince George’s County is suing opioid manufacturers There were 981 overdoses in Prince George’s County last year, a county official said. Michael Brice-Saddler January 25, 2018
Plans for new apartments near the College Park Metro progress after WMATA signs on The complex will also include retail space. Jack Roscoe January 25, 2018
College Park-UMD partnership homeownership program received largest grant yet The grant will support the partnership’s homeownership efforts in the city. Jack Roscoe January 23, 2018