“The frontline”: Some system nursing students will graduate early to join COVID-19 fight
The University of Maryland School of Nursing in Baltimore is accelerating their program so students can join the workforce.
“Our central duty”: College Park service groups run errands for those in need
Requests for Meals on Wheels deliveries in the area have doubled amid the pandemic.
WMATA to reduce bus service in July, frustrating riders
The budget for the upcoming fiscal year will merge some lines and eliminate other stops.
Maryland Gov. Hogan orders face coverings in retail stores, transit systems
Maryland counties had already announced similar orders requiring face-coverings.
College Park City Council voices support for Old Leonardtown housing complex demolition
The apartment buildings have become too expensive to maintain as of late, the city's park and planning director said.
Pregnancy in PG County: Women reflect on bringing new life to state COVID-19 epicenter
Women who are expecting during the pandemic face an extra layer of anxieties.
PG County to require face masks in grocery stores, on buses
The directive comes after Montgomery County and Washington, D.C. officials made similar orders this week.
Section of Campus Drive to close April 19 for ongoing Purple Line construction
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the project will continue as scheduled.
Black Marylanders are disproportionately affected by COVID-19, state health dept. says
Black residents made up nearly 50 percent of patients whose race was recorded.
White House declares Prince George’s County a COVID-19 hotspot
The designation means the county needs “urgent federal attention,” Gov. Larry Hogan said.