William J. Ford
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Oct- 2020 -28 October
Early Voting Continues in Maryland
For Maryland voters who still haven’t cast their ballots, early voting continues through Monday, Nov. 2 with a chance to…
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28 October
Maryland Seeks $250M Relief Fund Needed to Help Small Businesses
Maryland businesses affected by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic could receive a portion of $250 million toward personal protective equipment, technology,…
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28 October
Prince George’s $1.2B Public School Construction Project Approved by Council
With final negotiations set to transpire on a $1.2 billion public-private partnership (P3) project, some residents and education advocates offered…
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28 October
Prince George’s Chamber Holds Awards Gala
Prince George’s Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual awards gala virtually Friday.
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28 October
Police Abuse, Misconduct by School Resource Officers to be Focus of Hearings
Two police reform hearings are scheduled for the same day Thursday, Oct. 29.
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21 October
Felony Convictions Remain Hurdles to Voting for Incarcerated and Returning Citizens
State officials have passed voting measures to allow those incarcerated and those released from prison and jail to have access…
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21 October
Prince George’s Residents, Advocates Demand Police Reform, Accountability
Dorothy Copp Elliott said justice remains unfulfilled after police in Prince George's County shot her 24-year-old son, Archie "Artie" Elliott…
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21 October
Md. Lawmakers Prepare to Draft Police Reform Recommendations
When Maryland lawmakers reconvene for business in January, braced for a battle over police reform, they will have the results…
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21 October
Advice to Combat Domestic Violence
Stella Hargrove recalled the first time she talked publicly three years ago about her "secret" relationship during a domestic violence…
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20 October
Prince George’s County Council OKs Resolution on Public-Private Partnership School Construction Plan
Prince George's County Council voted Tuesday to approve a resolution on a working agreement with the public school system to…
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