Route 1 construction to last 2 more years, with some set to finish this fall
The $50.4 million project to revamp Route 1 near the University of Maryland began in May 2020.
Prince George’s County to reinstate indoor mask mandate
The mask requirement, effective Sunday, comes as cases climb in the county and nationwide.
Prince George’s County now an area with ‘substantial’ COVID transmission, CDC says
The update in status comes as COVID cases rise in the county.
Latino tenants in Langley Park sue landlord over alleged unsanitary, hazardous conditions
“The disparities in maintenance and capital investment between Arbor’s properties cannot be explained by non-racial factors,” the lawsuit reads.
College Park City Council ratifies termination of city manager hire
The city did not give more information about Natasha Hampton's termination since she did not give them consent to do so prior to Tuesday's meeting.
Months after fire, Today’s Hair is eager to reopen in College Park
Neighboring Pizza Kingdom, which was also affected by the fire, has since reopened.
College Park says it terminated new city manager after she gave inconsistent information
The city released a statement days after Natasha Hampton issued one of her own.
College Park terminated its city manager days before her job began. She wants to know why.
The College Park City Council unanimously terminated Natasha Hampton before she was scheduled to begin her role on June 1.
Community members call for LGBTQ support at College Park pride event
Around 30 people attended the event.
Monarch Preschool brings cost-effective child care to College Park
The preschool opened earlier this month and is still taking registrations