Subsidizing residential cameras could save lives in Prince George’s County
Subsidizing home cameras isn’t an invasion of privacy, but it will protect residents.
Prince George’s officials continue advocacy for FBI relocation to Greenbelt
The meeting comes after growing calls from Prince George’s County leaders to relocate the FBI headquarters to Prince George’s County instead of Fairfax County, Virginia.
Prince George’s County Council looks to subsidize private security cameras
The ordinance was introduced in response to the killing of 13-year-old Jayz Agnew last November.
Prince George’s County Council introduces pilot program for new construction jobs
The proposed bill is designed to strengthen the county’s construction industry by creating entry-level positions for residents.
PGCPS educators grapple with ChatGPT use in classrooms
The conversation around AI chatbots comes as neighboring school systems have completely banned ChatGPT from school networks.
Prince George’s County officials say Blue Line Corridor is about community investment, not football
Construction to develop a five-mile stretch from Capital Heights to Largo that includes the area surrounding FedEx Field is slated to begin soon.
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.
UMD student workers’ groups rally for $22 an hour livable wage
The protest came after this university passed a minimum wage increase this semester for its employees that will start on Jan. 1, 2023.