College Park’s city manager received a contract renewal after a successful first year
Somers moved to College Park from Oregon in September 2015.
A U.S. district judge has decided to stall Purple Line construction — again
Construction will be delayed until Metro ridership studies are completed.
They serve as extra eyes and ears for the police. And College Park says it’s working.
The UMD-College Park ambassador partnership has worked to increase safety in the city since May.
Larry Hogan awards UMD nearly $300,000 in funding for crime victims
The grant will will help bolster counseling and criminal justice support at this university.
UMD students evacuated after Terrapin Row experiences gas leaks
Shortly after 11 a.m., Prince George’s County Fire Department responded to a call about an alarm sounding at Terrapin Row.
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn will help lead a group that works to improve U.S. cities
He was selected to hold one of 15 spots on the National League of Cities’ board of directors.
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.
“History is whitewashed”: UMD members join Wallace Loh at new African American museum
100 students and 20 faculty members accompanied Loh to the National Museum of African American History and Culture — a trip that encouraged conversations about race.