Prince George’s County data center task force emphasizes community input in new report
The task force's report suggests lawmakers implement a more extensive permitting process that prioritizes public engagement.
New Prince George’s County program aims to make solar panels more accessible, affordable
The initiative offers grants to homeowners to install solar panels as part of the county’s effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Prince George’s County food distributions help residents put holiday meals on the table
About half of Prince George’s County residents face food insecurity, according to Capital Area Food Bank.
Prince George’s County to tighten police chase guidelines, honor 3-year-old victim
The bill tightens restrictions on vehicle chases and requires police agencies to report all pursuits.
Prince George’s County gained federal workers from January to March amid layoffs
Prince George’s County’s federal workforce grew by nearly 0.4 percent between January and March, most recent data available show.
Prince George’s County officials hope to redevelop Six Flags property into business hub
Six Flags closed the Maryland location because it no longer fit with its long-term growth plan.
UMD students excited, uncertain as Purple Line prepares for on-campus testing in January
Five of the Purple Line’s 21 light-rail stations will be located on or near this campus. The line will also connect to the Metro’s red, green and orange lines.
Maryland sues Trump administration over blocking FBI headquarters move to Greenbelt
Maryland is suing on the grounds that Trump violated Congress’ decision, unlawfully re-allocated billions in funds and ignored federal requirements to consult with the state.
Prince George’s County group suggests policy changes, victim support to stop gun violence
The county had the second highest number of firearm-related deaths in Maryland between January 2015 and September 2025.
Here’s where to get free food assistance in Prince George’s County
Federal judges ruled that Trump must preserve SNAP funding after the federal government initially paused the distribution of benefits effective Nov. 1.