Angela Alsobrooks
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Prince George’s Pushes for Collaboration, Systematic Changes in Police Department
A prosecutor. A public defender. A community activist. Law enforcement personnel. They stood alongside each other outside the Prince George's…
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Maryland Lawmakers Review Police Standards, Practices
A Maryland work group assembled to assess police reform and accountability in the state held its first virtual meeting Tuesday.
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Prince George’s Police Chief Resigns in Wake of Lawsuit Alleging Departmental Racism
Hours after a virtual press conference revealed white Prince George's County police officers allegedly used racial slurs and retaliatory methods…
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More Businesses, Activities Opening Up in Prince George’s
Prince George's County moved into a modified phase two operation that allows nonessential industries, personal services and more outdoor activities…
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Police Reform Discussed in Prince George’s County
Similar to ongoing discussions on police reform nationwide, Prince George's County officials proposed policy recommendations and solutions during a more…
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More Businesses Reopening, Activities Resuming in Prince George’s
Starting Monday, Prince George's County retail stores, barbershops and nail salons can reopen at 50 percent capacity as the coronavirus-related…
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Hogan to Allow Nonessential Businesses to Reopen Friday
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday the state will allow nonessential businesses to reopen this week after being shuttered for…
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Prince George’s Reopens With Restrictions
Dozens of Prince George's County businesses reopened Monday, June 1 as coronavirus-related shutdowns slowly lift, with county restaurants again offering…
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Prince George’s Will Reopen June 1, Alsobrooks Says
Prince George’s County restaurants, barbershops and salons can reopen next week, but with some restrictions, County Executive Angela Alsobrooks said…
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Hogan Eases COVID-19 Restrictions, Permits Outdoor Dining, Youth Sports
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday the state will ease its coronavirus-related restrictions for restaurants to provide outdoor dining and…
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