William J. Ford

Prince George’s Sets Up Relief Fund for Coronavirus-Affected Businesses

David Iannucci summed up how quickly the coronavirus affected Prince George's County's business community.

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High School Seniors Optimistic Amid Coronavirus

With Maryland public schools now closed through April 24, students will miss at least another three weeks of hanging with…

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Prince George’s Resident: Coronavirus Testing Quick But Painful

Health care professionals and government officials have constantly stressed some people who feel ill won't be permitted to receive a…

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Video, Telephone Sessions Now the Temporary Norm

Since Gov. Larry Hogan instituted an executive order last month prohibiting gatherings of 10 or more people to help combat…

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Metro Stations Empty as Wary Riders Stay Away

Most of the recent noise heard at Metrorail stations came from trains zooming on the tracks to pick a limited…

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D.C., Md., Va. Issue Stay-at-Home Orders to Combat Coronavirus Outbreak

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam all issued executive orders Monday for residents…

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Metro Closes 17 More Stations as Coronavirus Crisis Curbs Ridership

Metro closed 17 of its 91 train stations Thursday amid the global coronavirus pandemic and subsequently decreasing ridership.

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Maryland Gets Federal Disaster Designation Amid Pandemic

President Donald Trump declared that a major disaster exists in the state of Maryland amid the coronavirus pandemic, the White…

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Developer Contributions Resurrected in Prince George’s County

A 2012 state provision implemented in Prince George's County to curb developer campaign contributions will be erased in October.

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Md. General Assembly Ends Early

For the first time since the Civil War in the 1860s, the Maryland General Assembly session ended prematurely this year,…

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