Prince George’s County
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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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Prince George’s Co. Set to Release 50 Inmates to Help Slow Coronavirus Outbreak
A Prince George's County District Court judge on Thursday granted the release of 50 nonviolent inmates from the county jail…
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Prince George’s Budget Focuses on Education, Public Safety
In the proposed fiscal 2021 budget, education represents about $2.3 billion, or nearly 60 percent, of the $4.5 billion spending…
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PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY EDUCATION BRIEFS: Town Hall Meetings
Newly appointed Board of Education member Bryan Swann prides himself on being a servant leader who believes in transparency, engagement,…
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Prince George’s Residents Come Together For Adult Running Team
Residents of Prince George's County come together weekly to walk, run and train not just for a healthier future, but…
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End-of-Dying Bill Receives Plenty of Support, Opposition
Sen. William C. Smith Jr. of Montgomery County lightened the mood near the beginning of a more than four-hour public…
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Md. Delegate Jay Walker Charged with Drunk Driving
Police charged Del. Jay Walker of Prince George's County on Sunday with drunken driving outside a cigar bar, according to…
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Prince George’s Ethics Bill Up for Discussion in House of Delegates
An ethics bill limiting campaign contributions to the Prince George's County executive is set for discussion Thursday during a public…
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LGBTQ Training Proposed in Prince George’s Schools
Krystal Oriadha grew up in Harris County, Texas, where she was subjected to verbal abuse, people spitting and throwing rocks…
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