College Park City Council honors bus driver who saved 20 kids from a burning bus
“I am so overwhelmed with joy in my heart,” driver Renita Smith said.
Gov. Larry Hogan’s Israel trip could bring Marylanders global job opportunities
The agreement could foster business opportunities brought to this state from international territories.
Fire alarm gives Terrapin Row residents a 6 a.m. wakeup call
The alarm went off at about 6 a.m. and rang for more than an hour.
Advocates for people with disabilities marched almost 40 miles from Baltimore to D.C.
Participants aimed to raise awareness for the votes of people with disabilities in the upcoming presidential election.
College Park Airport’s new operations building opens doors to visitors
Visitors explored the College Park Aviation Museum free of charge and met with local pilots and crews on Saturday as part of College Park Day.
With Pizza Autentica closed, UMD students speculate on its replacement
Another restaurant could replace the pizza chain’s former location under the University View.
College Park is a food desert. A proposed German grocery store could change that.
The store would offer a mix of American-brand products and specialty goods, such as chocolate.
University of Maryland Police arrest second suspect in UMUC robbery and shooting
The security guard who was shot during the incident is recovering at the hospital.
Maryland has seen 66 human trafficking cases in 2016. This center aims to help victims.
One victim who visited the SAFE Center was trafficked for 10 years.
The Landmark is the only College Park apartment with a cafe in its lobby
The cafe offers breakfast sandwiches, coffee, frozen yogurt and other options.