A Beltsville house fire on New Year’s Day left one dead and several injured
The blaze tore through a home on Montgomery Road.
Former Prince George’s County police officer among recipients of Trump pardons
Stephanie Mohr was convicted of a federal civil rights violation in 2001.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announces travel and gathering restrictions
The conference comes the same week Maryland health care workers received some of the first doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine.
Farewell, falafel: Krazi Kebob to close its doors next week
The restaurant is among others that will be demolished to make way for a new apartment complex.
Virtual art sale supports local restaurants and families in Prince George’s County
The virtual art sale is taking place until Dec. 20.
Prince George’s County to shutter indoor dining beginning Wednesday, Alsobrooks says
Outdoor dining will be open at 50 percent capacity.
College Park City Council grants further funds to food programs with CARES money
The city has until mid December to spend the remaining funds provided by the CARES Act.
College Park City Council approves conditions for new student housing on Knox Road
Some community members are still concerned the housing isn't affordable for students.
Maryland lawmakers amend bill to secure military benefits for Lt. Richard Collins’ family
Prior to this amendment, the bill only applied to future ROTC graduates who die between commissioning and their first assignment.
After UMD reports most hate bias incidents in state, students reflect on campus climate
The University of Maryland's zip code recorded 19 hate bias incidents last year — the highest of any zip code in the state.