Angela Alsobrooks
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One-Third of Prince George’s Residents 16 and Older Now Vaccinated
Prince George's County has seen gradual progress in its effort to combat the coronavirus pandemic, with one-third of residents 16…
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Prince George’s County Plans to Target Trash — and Litterbugs
Prince George's County officials plan to aggressively tackle a dirty problem: litter.
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Alsobrooks Announces Shake-Up in Police Department Amid Officer’s Arrest
Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks announced Friday the departure of two top officials named in a racial discrimination lawsuit…
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Prince George’s Mulls Providing Free Summer School Amid Pandemic
Prince George's County Public Schools officials said Saturday it may offer free summer classes this year, including some in-person instruction…
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Prince George’s Center to Offer Substance Abuse, Mental Health Treatment
Prince George's County residents in need of mental and substance-abuse treatment soon won't have to travel outside the majority-Black jurisdiction…
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Prince George’s Co. Mulls Allowing Walk-In COVID Vaccinations
In an effort to ensure that all Prince George's County residents receive a COVID-19 vaccine, county officials are contemplating allowing…
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Mass COVID Vaccination Site Opens at Greenbelt Metro Station
A new coronavirus mass vaccination site opened Wednesday at the Greenbelt Metro station in Prince George's County.
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Malik Aziz Chosen as Prince George’s New Police Chief
Malik Aziz has been named the new police chief of Prince George's County, wrapping up nine months of interviews, phone…
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FEMA-Managed Vaccination Site Coming to Greenbelt Metro Station
The Federal Emergency Management Agency plans to open a vaccination site in Greenbelt on April 7 — the first federally-managed…
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Montgomery, Prince George’s Unite to Get Latinos Vaccinated
Officials in Montgomery and Prince George's counties are working together to get Latino residents vaccinated against the coronavirus.
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