Former PGPD police officer set to face trial for murder after plea deal rejected
The plea deal for voluntary manslaughter was rejected by a judge Friday.
Prince George’s County officials reflect on last year’s youth curfew
The curfew ended Dec. 31, 2022, and elected officials are now reflecting on its effectiveness and its future.
Here are the contenders for Md. House of Delegates’ District 22 seat
Recent appointments by Gov. Wes Moore have left the seat open.
New businesses to open at College Park’s Aster apartments
Roots Natural Kitchen plans to open April 1.
Wes Moore releases budget plan focused on education funding
Moore put forward $500 million to continue funding the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future, an education reform plan, and $1.1 billion for school construction.
Maryland legislators introduce potential regulations for recreational cannabis
The 88-page bill includes measures to help communities that were most negatively impacted by the war on drugs.
UMD faculty, students respond to rise of ChatGPT
Some professors are testing ways to implement AI in their classrooms as learning tools.
Skateboarding park opens outside Leonardtown Community Center
Located outside of the Leonardtown Community Center, the park will eventually have to relocate again due to the new graduate housing being built.
Lunar New Year celebrations for UMD students dampened by anti-Asian violence
Students at this university are trying to navigate tragedies without feeling desensitized to violence.
Maryland lawmakers expand USM unionization push to include faculty members
More than 96 percent of members of this university’s chapter of the Association of American University Professors support collective bargaining rights for faculty.