UMD students: How do you feel about returning to school post-Roe?
The Diamondback and The Washington Post are looking to hear from college students directly on how the Supreme Court’s decision to ban abortion impacts your lives.
Prince George’s County offering limited monkeypox vaccines
As of Friday afternoon, appointments for Aug. 3 through Sept. 2 were unavailable, but the county's website said more appointments would be added if the county receives more vaccine doses.
Prince George’s first Trader Joe’s to open in new College Park apartment complex this fall
Aster, an apartment complex opening in August, is located at 7150 Baltimore Ave.
Wes Moore wins Democratic nomination for Maryland governor
He will face Republican Dan Cox in November’s general election.
Former Prince George’s state’s attorney Glenn Ivey wins Democratic nomination for District 4 rep.
Ivey defeated Donna Edwards, a former Congress member who held the seat from 2008 to 2017.
Rep. Anthony Brown, former Anne Arundel council member Michael Peroutka win attorney general primaries
In strongly Democratic Maryland, the winner of the Democratic attorney general primary race has not lost the general election since 1952.
Del. Brooke Lierman, Harford County Executive Barry Glassman win primaries for comptroller
Lierman defeated Bowie Mayor Tim Adams, while Glassman ran unopposed.
Dan Cox wins Republican nomination for Maryland governor
Cox defeated Hogan-backed Kelly Schulz in the Republican primary race for governor.
Incumbent Angela Alsobrooks wins Democratic nomination for Prince George’s County Executive
There were no Republican candidates for county executive in the overwhelmingly Democratic Prince George’s County, which means Alsobrooks is nearly certain to win the November general election. S
Chick-fil-A proposal for industrial kitchen in College Park causes controversy
Some locals and College Park City Council members said they are frustrated at the company for its lack of community engagement in the development process.