UMPD saw significant increase in larceny-theft reports in 2023 after switch to new system More incidents are counted under the new system, which leads to more transparency, UMPD spokesperson Lt. Rosanne Hoaas said. Randy Chow September 24, 2024
UMD announces new traffic pattern at Campus Drive and Adelphi Road University administration recommends drivers only use campus entrances at Paint Branch Drive, Stadium Drive or Baltimore Avenue starting Tuesday. Natalie Weger September 24, 2024
College Park City Council considers funding elementary school tutoring program The city’s education advisory committee recommended the council pay $40,000 to implement the Amplify Tutoring-led reading program. Pera Onal September 23, 2024
Angela Alsobrooks allegedly saved thousands of dollars from improper tax exemptions For more than a decade, Alsobrooks claimed the homestead tax exemption for two properties in Washington, D.C., and Maryland, CNN reported. Natalie Weger September 22, 2024
College Park Towers scheduled to undergo significant redevelopment Landmark Properties plans to redevelop the site into a new housing complex called The Mark at College Park. Irit Skulnik September 20, 2024
Prince George’s County officials hope to limit illegal guns, pinpoint repeat offenders The Prince George’s County Council’s gun violence study workgroup discussed recent initiatives to reduce gun violence across the county. Charlotte Kanner September 20, 2024
PGCPS officials discuss bus driver shortage, parental communication Prince George’s County Public Schools is short nearly 200 bus drivers despite reducing the number of routes, according to PGCPS’ transportation director. Lillian Glaros September 20, 2024
College Park City Council discusses lowering voting age, mail-in voting for local elections Less than 10 percent of registered voters in College Park are participating in local elections, according to city documents. Pera Onal September 18, 2024
Environmental justice activists gather in College Park for 10th annual symposium The symposium was organized by the Community Engagement, Environmental Justice and Health Center at the University of Maryland’s public health school. Freelance Reporter September 16, 2024
Prince George’s County Council hopes to make HIV resources more equitable In 2022, the county recorded the highest HIV diagnosis rate in Maryland, alongside Baltimore City, according to the state health department. Charlotte Kanner September 12, 2024