College Park is holding ballet and yoga classes in City Hall due to lack of meeting space
Construction in the Old Parish House and Davis Hall have led to a shortage of available spaces.
Prince George’s County fire departments remain understaffed, chief says
Acting fire chief Ben Barksdale said county departments are struggling to keep up with demand for services.
Traffic and crime remain concerns for College Park residents, survey finds
But more than 70 percent of surveyed residents said they’d recommend living here.
Hyattsville becomes second official sanctuary city in Maryland
Takoma Park, the state’s first sanctuary city, has held this status for more than three decades.
UMD SGA and College Park City Council aim to bridge student-resident gap at Town Hall
About 45 students and faculty attended the event, along with the eight city council members and Mayor Patrick Wojahn.
Metro could supply free WiFi to 30 stations this year
Free WiFi is already offered at six underground stations as part of a pilot program.
The Association of Writers and Writing Programs is coming to the University of Maryland
The Association for Writers and Writing Programs, which advocates for literary achievement, will relocate to this university’s Discovery District this summer.
Majority of Maryland’s dismissed ride-share drivers had criminal histories or bad records
Nearly 4,500 drivers were dismissed after previously passing ride-sharing companies’ background checks.
College Park’s bike-share program will expand after a successful first year
The bike-share program provided more than 21,000 trips in its first 11 months.
Prince George’s County’s first Whole Foods opened Wednesday, and it’s “kind of a big deal”
The grocery store includes a self-serve mochi ice cream station, pasta bar and olive bar.