College Park City Council discusses priorities for 2023 Maryland General Assembly session
The priorities include establishing local police accountability boards, improving affordable housing and securing state funding for city projects.
Fast-casual Mediterranean restaurant to open in College Park in January
The chain will open in the College Park City Hall on Route 1.
PGCPS holds fiery public hearings over boundary plan to close three schools
Under the proposed phasing-out process, Pointer Ridge Elementary School and Concord Elementary School are expected to close in 2023, and Rose Valley Elementary School is scheduled to close in 2024.
Prince George’s County passes bill to grant higher wages to more public works employees
Public works projects such as resurfacing roads, pavement milling and mechanical systems service will be added to the county’s prevailing wages clause.
Hundreds flock to College Park Trader Joe’s on opening day
The first Trader Joe’s in Prince George’s County will be open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
Here are all the early voting locations in Prince George’s County
In-person early voting starts across Maryland on Thursday for the November general elections, with several statewide and local races on the ballot. All early voting…
College Park City Council votes to advance final two redistricting maps to public hearing
One of the final options is one of three revised maps made by the city Redistricting Commission and the other is one of the commission's five original maps.
Prince George’s County Council member resigns after new executive role nomination
County Executive Angela Alsobrooks’ recently nominated Turner to be the next executive director of the county’s ethics and accountability office.
North College Park community speaks out against Paint Branch development plans
The preliminary development plan for Paint Branch Preserve North and South includes the construction of 228 single-family townhomes in the space.
Dulles Airport Metro stop to open by Thanksgiving
The full opening of the extended line rests on the Washington Metrorail Safety Commission approving a return to service plan and safety certification report.