William J. Ford
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Jul- 2020 -29 July
Hogan Tightens Restrictions on Masks, Issues Travel Advisory
With some states experiencing a spike in confirmed coronavirus cases, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday mask restrictions at indoor…
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29 July
Recommendations Flow for Reforming Prince George’s Police Department
Prince George's County residents have a few suggestions on how to reform their beleaguered police department.
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29 July
Bond Bills Coming on November Election Ballot
Besides choosing a president of the United States in this year's Nov. 3 general election, Prince George's County voters will…
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29 July
Prince George’s Board Set to Vote on School Reopening Plan
The Prince George's County school board plans to vote Thursday on a reopening virtual learning plan that includes live sessions…
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29 July
New Carrollton Mayor: ‘I Want to Be Everything in the City’
Phelecia E. Nembhard isn't new to the city of New Carrollton as a community organizer and former city council member.
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29 July
Fish Market Co-Owner Speaks Out After Allegations of Racism
The co-owner of The Fish Market in Clinton continued to offer apologies Wednesday for her husband's actions following an incident…
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28 July
Child Advocates Pushing for Legislative Reform in Md.
A Maryland work group analyzing child custody proceedings held its final session Tuesday after more than a year of listening…
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27 July
Md. Work Group Pushes Hogan to Implement COVID-19 Housing Assistance
A Maryland committee released a report Monday with 12 housing recommendations to help tenants and landlords with legal services and…
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16 July
Prince George’s Paid $6.3M to Fight Police Dept. Suit: Report
Police training in Prince George's County has been "deficient" when it comes to addressing hostile work environments, with no outline…
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15 July
$501M in Fraudulent Unemployment Claims Made in Maryland, Governor Says
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday the state uncovered a $501 million identify theft scheme that involved 47,500 claims.
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