College Park City Hall construction to be substantially complete in October
The building will house city and University of Maryland offices.
Route 1 construction to last 2 more years, with some set to finish this fall
The $50.4 million project to revamp Route 1 near the University of Maryland began in May 2020.
College Park City Council ratifies termination of city manager hire
The city did not give more information about Natasha Hampton's termination since she did not give them consent to do so prior to Tuesday's meeting.
College Park terminated its city manager days before her job began. She wants to know why.
The College Park City Council unanimously terminated Natasha Hampton before she was scheduled to begin her role on June 1.
Community members call for LGBTQ support at College Park pride event
Around 30 people attended the event.
College Park City Council approves city’s goals for the next five years
Council members deliberated for nearly two hours.
Over 100 UMD students hire legal team in fight to terminate on-campus apartment leases
"If it has to happen, then we’ll vigorously defend them in the courts.”
College Park holds second virtual town hall to discuss police and community relations
"I don't know if we can trust you at the end of the day,” one student said.
Pride Month and the Black Lives Matter movement unite at College Park demonstration
The procession traveled from College Park to Largo.
College Park bike shops ride high as sales surge during COVID-19
Mayor Wojahn helped ensure bike shops were deemed an essential business.