Uber might stop servicing Maryland. Here’s why.
The ride-sharing giant has provided more than 10 million rides and employed almost 30,000 drivers in this state in the last two years.
Aisha Braveboy will be Prince George’s County’s next state’s attorney
Braveboy will represent the state in the trials of former UMD students Damonte Dodd and Sean Urbanski.
Students are working with UMD’s Center for Health Equity to build a PG County health clinic
The center is expected to be open within 18 months.
Gov. Larry Hogan’s proposed $18M in USM budget cuts puts over 100 staff positions at stake
The proposal would reduce the system’s workforce by 41 filled positions and 60 vacant positions.
The USM has honored 7 people for scholastic achievements. One is a UMD mock trial coach.
Mark Graber, also a University of Maryland, Baltimore law professor, is the first UMB professor to receive this honor.
College Park City Council approves a $10,000 grant for the Junior Tennis Champions Center
The grant will provide the center enough funds to offer College Park residents six free group tennis lessons.
Calling all barbeque lovers: Fat Pete’s hopes to open in College Park this weekend
It will be next to the Revo Nails salon on Route 1.
A new College Park neighborhood looks to attract University of Maryland faculty and staff
The neighborhood will consist of seven custom-built homes on Howard Lane.
The Hotel at the University of Maryland could open as early as spring 2017
Officials hope The Hotel will increase foot traffic on Route 1.
Gov. Larry Hogan will not appear alongside Donald Trump in Baltimore
The governor said in June he wouldn’t vote for Trump.