Prince George's County
Jim Smith calls Terps head football job ‘incredibly attractive.’ It’s Aazaar Abdul-Rahim’s for now.
Maryland athletic director Jim Smith said he and senior deputy athletic director Diana Sabau “won’t leave any stone unturned,” adding that the school plans to engage a search firm.
College Park’s Cornerstone loses liquor license for 90 days after county officials deny plea for pause
College Park's Cornerstone Grill & Loft has been a popular gathering spot, but was found to violate a regulation that it constituted a “danger to the peace and safety of the neighborhood.”
Braveboy’s campaign cash far outpaces her write-in challenger’s haul
As early voting is underway in Maryland, Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy holds a massive financial advantage over her write-in challenger, Tonya Sweat.
Sen. Angela Alsobrooks’ mom taught her to lead with kindness
Sen. Angela Alsobrooks will continue living by her mother’s example, she said, long after her death. Patricia “Pat” Alsobrooks died Oct. 9 after a long battle with dementia. She was 79.
Prince George’s council gave itself final say over millions in cannabis revenue
Members of a board tasked with overseeing how Prince George’s County spends cannabis tax revenue rebuked County Council members Monday over a bill that they say threatens the board’s oversight of millions of dollars.
Hutzell: Military stunts at football games are great fun. Until someone dies.
COLUMN | Congress must review the safety of flyovers, skydiving and rappelling at football games to ensure the military is focused on the right mission.
Prince George’s council members allege Chair Krystal Oriadha silenced them during meetings
Two Prince George’s County Council members have alleged that Chair Krystal Oriadha violated state law and “silenced” them during a meeting on Oct. 20.
A superhero mascot and 1-on-1 support: PGCPS is tackling chronic absenteeism
With 28.2% of students chronically absent, Prince George’s County schools are trying new strategies as national research reveals what works.
Can North Brentwood revive its shuttered Black History Museum?
The Prince George’s African American Museum and Cultural Center was established to preserve the history of Black communities in North Brentwood and throughout Prince George’s County.
Pedestrian dies after being struck by car in Greenbelt
A crash in Greenbelt left a pedestrian dead Friday night.
Kyle Goon: They came from the same Maryland AAU team. But their paths to the WNBA Finals were starkly different.
COLUMN | Kaila Charles came from the same AAU program as Dream superstar Angel Reese. But her path through the Terps and getting cut by five WNBA teams was a grittier one.
UMD Athletics agrees to First Amendment training after student journalists questioned by police
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression will conduct First Amendment training for the University of Maryland Athletics Department.
Prince George’s County is opening its public housing lottery. Here’s what you need to know.
The Housing Authority of Prince George’s County will randomly select 4,000 applicants from the lottery submissions for county apartments.
Angela Alsobrooks calls Prince George’s Council funding controversies ‘deeply disturbing’
Her comments come after County Executive Aisha Braveboy called for an investigation.
Prince George’s schools promised electric buses by 2040. That could change.
Prince George’s County Public Schools could push back their all-electric school bus deadline from 2040 to 2047 amid funding and infrastructure challenges.
Prince George’s council to appoint new auditor amid investigation of council funding
The Prince George’s County Council is expected to appoint a new auditor Tuesday.
Bus driver from Pikesville killed in crash in Brandywine
Kyi Swe was killed while driving a bus Thursday night in a single-vehicle crash in Brandywine, state police said.
Black students demand change at University of Maryland after racist image distributed
University of Maryland students gathered Thursday to demand accountability over a racist image shared by members of the club tennis team.
Braveboy investigation prompts subpoenas for records on organization tied to Prince George’s council chair
Scrutiny over the Prince George’s County Council’s grant funding intensified Thursday.
Kyle Goon: It will be hard for the Terps to find the next Curt Cignetti. But they have to try.
COLUMN | At the end of the Mike Locksley era, the Terps lacked attention to detail and a true underdog spirit. In a chance to reverse its fortunes, Maryland needs to find a coach who can bring both of those things.
