College Park District 2 council member Monroe Dennis will not run for reelection
Approaching the end of his fifth term and a November election, council member Dennis found that now is the right time to leave his seat open.
UMD student and his brother bring Clayboys Shave Ice to College Park
The McKinnon brothers bought Clayboys Shave Ice from its original owner. Now, the brothers plan to continue expanding the business across the D.C.-Maryland-Virginia region.
Metro suspends service for more than half of its fleet following Blue Line derailment
WMATA stated only 40 trains will be in service starting Monday, allowing for basic operations on all lines. Trains will depart about every 30 minutes.
Community rallies on McKeldin Mall to protest development of Guilford Woods
Backlash to the development has grown this semester, with opponents blasting the university for standing by a development that would cause deforestation.
Footage Society, a Laurel sneaker boutique, embraces culture and community
The store, which is owned and operated by people of color, stands out for its commitment to culture and its customers.
North College Park council candidates field questions on affordable housing, pit bulls
Candidates discussed retaining non-student residents in the city, the American Rescue Plan and regulations of local dog parks.
College Park City Council candidates weigh in on affordable housing, development
With elections on the horizon, The Diamondback spoke with candidates about city development and the tree canopy.
At forum, District 3 city council candidates talk Guilford Woods, transportation projects
Stuart Adams is challenging incumbents Robert Day and John Rigg in the Nov. 7 election.
College Park City Council, residents reflect on VeoRide amid contract discussions
VeoRide is responsible for ensuring that users are putting the e-bikes and scooters in appropriate places, but some College Park City Council members and residents have noticed issues.
College Park Council to begin negotiations to add Maryland-made retail space in city hall
Council members were enthusiastic about the idea of a Shop Made in Maryland store.