College Park Metro is now closed through early September The Greenbelt, Prince George’s Plaza and West Hyattsville stations will also be closed through Sept. 6. Eric Neugeboren May 29, 2021
Prince George’s County to lift indoor mask mandate on Friday Masks will still be required in schools, childcare facilities and health care settings, as well as on public transportation. Nataraj Shivaprasad May 26, 2021
Family-owned pupuseria in Langley Park hopes to “bounce back” from the pandemic Pupuseria El Comalito, a Salvadoran restaurant, has another location in Riverdale Park. Sofia Garay May 19, 2021
Hyattsville barbershop holds COVID-19 vaccine clinic with UMD, Luminis Health partnership About 35 people were vaccinated Monday at a Hyattsville barbershop as part of a partnership between the University of Maryland’s Center for Health… Clara Longo de Freitas May 18, 2021
College Park bands reflect on how the pandemic impacted the local music scene While some bands have struggled to stay productive and find inspiration during the pandemic, others have found new ways to survive. Freelance Reporter May 12, 2021
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn talks racial equity, economy ahead of fall elections Although elections are not until November, Wojahn has already begun developing policies for the term that will address issues the College Park community is facing. Freelance Reporter May 12, 2021
Priced Out of Town: A look at housing costs in the College Park area Stories from a semester's dive into housing affordability surrounding UMD. Diamondback Staff May 10, 2021
UMD students often turn to off-campus houses for affordability. But challenges persist. Students say the quality of the house usually doesn’t represent the amount they pay for. Clara Niel May 10, 2021
Ritchie’s Colombian Restaurant attracts locals with authentic cuisine The restaurant opened in September. Sofia Garay May 10, 2021
Raymond Nevo, UMD alum, is running for Prince George’s County Council district 2 seat Raymond Nevo graduated from the public policy school in 2020. Anaya Truss-Williams May 6, 2021