Officials delay announcement of FBI headquarters location until funding is secured A new deadline for choosing the site and developer has not been set. Carrie Snurr March 10, 2017
A new hotel, apartments and retail spaces are moving in near the College Park Metro Officials hope construction will begin sometime in 2018. Carly Kempler March 9, 2017
College Park wants to incentivize businesses to display more public art “Public art has a lot to say about a city,” District 2 Councilman P.J. Brennan said. Laura Spitalniak March 8, 2017
Prince George’s County Schools will close Wednesday for ‘Day Without a Woman’ strike About 1,700 of the county’s teachers and 30 percent of its transportation staff requested off as part of the strike. Julia Heimlich March 8, 2017
The University of Maryland’s nearest Planned Parenthood is closing next week Two newer, more comprehensive branches have opened in the Washington area in the past 15 months. Angela Jacob March 8, 2017
University of Maryland’s Terp Farm has produced nearly 30,000 pounds of food in 3 years The farm has also donated about 6,000 pounds to organizations such as this university’s Campus Pantry. Sara Karlovitch March 5, 2017
The Greenbelt Road and Rhode Island Avenue intersection is getting a redesign The changes could be made by the summer if the plan is approved. Carly Kempler March 2, 2017
Vigilante Coffee will replace #1 Liquors on Route 1 College Park’s newest coffee shop is slated to open sometime in late summer. Carly Kempler March 2, 2017
Busboys and Poets in Hyattsville welcomed a huge anti-Trump mural last week “Wake up America … DEPORT TRUMP” spans the front corner of the restaurant. Lindsey Collins March 1, 2017
Gov. Larry Hogan’s approval rating “largely unaffected” by national politics, poll finds The governor’s 7 percentage point approval rating dip is likely attributed to the Maryland General Assembly being in session. Carrie Snurr February 27, 2017