For those raised in College Park’s Lakeland, the wounds left by its destruction remain Major restructuring has made the once-thriving community fundamentally different. Clara Niel September 21, 2020
PGCPS tables proposal to eliminate school resource officers for a second time The proposal will be discussed again in January. Diamondback Staff September 18, 2020
UMD students to launch anonymous mental health texting service next week The service will be open from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. every day. Victoria Ebner September 18, 2020
Baltimore judge rules Purple Line contractors can withdraw from transit project The ruling comes after over $800 million in overruns. Anaya Truss-Williams September 17, 2020
College Park City Council discusses proposal for student housing complex on Knox Road The council is slated to vote on the proposal next week. Clara Niel September 16, 2020
Body recovered in Lake Artemesia The adult male body was found by divers after an hourslong search, according to a release. Madison Peek September 14, 2020
Thunderstorm brings flooded roads and standing water to College Park The NWS has extended the flood watch until 8 p.m. Madison Peek September 10, 2020
To discourage social gatherings, College Park Council votes to increase fines to $1,000 The city's public services director says the pandemic has heightened the need for a greater penalty. Clara Niel September 9, 2020
College Park farmers market vendors adjust to COVID-19 restrictions All customers must wear masks, stay six feet apart and follow a certain path to each table. Anaya Truss-Williams September 8, 2020
Demand soars for Meals on Wheels, College Park Community Food Bank amid COVID-19 The city of College Park granted each organization $20,000. Anaya Truss-Williams September 8, 2020