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.
Prince George’s County executive confirms new public safety officials
Prince George's County Executive Aisha Braveboy appointed people to lead key county offices, including police, fire and homeland security departments.
Meet the new Prince George’s County senior officials
Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy appointed multiple people to head offices responsible for public safety, the environment and finances.
Here’s what to know about voting in College Park’s 2025 general election
Election Day is Nov. 4, with polls open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at College Park City Hall.
PGCPS educators reckon with high special education teacher vacancies
The school district's vacancy data and an increase in complaints led the Maryland State Department of Education to put PGCPS under corrective action.
Prince George’s County Council revises plan to help laid-off federal workers
The council passed the resolution on Tuesday, which is a scaled down version of the aid package introduced earlier this year.
Aisha Braveboy shares progress from her first 100 days as Prince George’s County executive
Her address comes as the county faces multiple challenges, including effects of federal government shifts and the loss of major local landmarks.
PGCPS continues efforts to address bus driver shortage
The school system is still missing about 148 full-time bus drivers for this school year.
PGCPS to renovate 46 school libraries this year
Warren Tweedy, the principal of Andrew Jackson Academy, said he believes his school’s newly renovated library will be a motivator for his students to excel.