CURRENT EDITION: baltimore (none)🔄 Loading BlueConic...EDITION HISTORY: No changes tracked
🔵 BlueConic: ___🍪 Cookie: ___ UNKNOWN🔗 Query: ___✏️ Composer: ___

Prince George's County

    Local rapper No Savage charged with robbery in Prince George’s
    Noah Settles, the D.C. rapper who goes by the name No Savage, is facing robbery and assault charges in Prince George’s County. He and three others allegedly walked into a convenience store in Fort Washington and stole cigarettes, vapes and candy.
    D.C. rapper No Savage, aka Noah Settles, is facing robbery and assault charges in Prince George’s County.
    FBI headquarters could ‘reinvent’ Greenbelt and Prince George’s County
    Local elected officials, economists and others believe the potential relocation of the FBI’s headquarters to Greenbelt could “reinvent” the city and be a boon to the county’s economy.
    FILE - An FBI seal is displayed on a podium before a news conference at the field office in Portland, Ore., Jan. 16, 2025.
    The first day of school in Maryland was political — until now
    For the first time in 10 years, all schools start before Labor Day, ending a tradition former Gov. Larry Hogan began.
    Students arrive to Nottingham Middle School for the first day of school on Monday, Aug. 26, 2024 in Rosedale, MD.
    Wait for it... an Eastern Shore native is Broadway’s latest Hamilton
    The 32-year-old Eastern Shore native graduated from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia just as the musical “Hamilton” was becoming a sensation.
    Marcus John, who is from the Eastern Shore and stars as Alexander Hamilton on Broadway, signs autographs for fans outside the theatre last month.
    Judge blocks Trump plan for new FBI headquarters in Washington, clearing path for Greenbelt
    Plans to relocate the FBI’s headquarters to Greenbelt can move forward after a federal judge, siding with Prince George’s County and the state of Maryland, blocked the Trump administration’s efforts to move the agency to an existing building in Washington.
    Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown speaks at a press conference last year announcing that Maryland will sue the Trump administration for blocking an approved plan to move the FBI headquarters to Greenbelt.
    AI company Cloudforce expanding at National Harbor
    The technology company Cloudforce, which has created an artificial intelligence product used at some leading public universities in the U.S. and England, is expanding in Prince George’s County.
    Cloudforce is roughly doubling the footprint of its National Harbor headquarters, according to a recent announcement from Gov. Wes Moore.
    Motorcyclist killed in early-morning Prince George’s County crash
    A motorcyclist was killed early Sunday in a collision with a car in Prince George’s County, police said.
    A police line do not cross tape blocks a pathway near Penn Station.
    No Kaepernick, but Prince George’s still brought out a who’s who at annual Ocean City reception
    Prince George’s County officials would contend that they host the party of the week at the annual Maryland Association of Counties summer conference in Ocean City.
    Gov. Wes Moore greets supporters at Prince George’s County’s annual reception at the Maryland Association of Counties summer conference.
    Greenbelt Cinema rallies community support to confront economic realities
    Greenbelt Cinema’s executive director asked City Council for additional funds to restore some film series in a Wednesday night work session.
    Operators of Greenbelt Cinema rallied supporters Wednesday evening to ask the Greenbelt City Council for additional funds to combat rising costs and restore some film programming. A Thursday free matinee of “Soul” welcomed guests of all ages.
    Prince George’s budget battle: County says it’s owed $8M after judge halts $39M transfer
    Prince George’s County says it’s owed more than $8 million from the bicounty Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission.
    County Executive Aisha Braveboy and leaders of the County Council have defended a controversial $39 million budget transfer at the center of a circuit court case.
    7 things to do in the capital region, from a romance book pop-up to a Taylor Swift tribute concert
    Here’s what to do this weekend in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, including a 50th-anniversary event honoring “Roots,” Bookstore Romance Day and a Taylor Swift tribute concert.
    Jeanette Thompson owns Romantique Books, a Montgomery County-based popup romance bookstore.
    ‘Cold-blooded crime’: Capitol Heights resident suspected of stealing more than 60 reptiles
    Prince George’s County Police arrested a 31-year-old suspected of stealing more than 60 reptiles from pet stores in Maryland and Virginia.
    Prince George's County police arrested a 31-year-old man suspected of stealing more than 60 reptiles from pet stores in MD and VA.
    Liquor stores and others sue Prince George’s over new $5,000 annual fee
    A coalition of 50 businesses has sued Prince George’s County over a new $5,000 annual fee charged to liquor stores, tobacco shops, gun sellers and storage facilities.
    Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy during a graduation ceremony at Crossland High School in Camp Springs earlier this year. Braveboy allowed a measure to charge a $5,000 annual fee to liquor stores, tobacco shops, gun stores and storage facilities to become law without her signature.
    Purple Line builder announces next round of nonprofit grant recipients
    Among the latest grant recipients: Community Health and Empowerment through Education and Research (CHEER) in Long Branch and Takoma Park and the Ebenezer Church of God’s back-to-school supplies drive in Landover Hills.
    State and local officials, including Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller, Gov. Wes Moore and Sen. Chris Van Hollen, participate in a ceremony marking the installation of the final rail of the Purple Line in Silver Spring earlier this year.
    At-large seats are on the chopping block in Prince George’s County this election
    A ballot measure in the upcoming election will ask voters whether they want to eliminate the two at-large seats on the Prince George’s County Council.
    A ballot measure in the upcoming election will ask voters whether they want to eliminate the two at-large seats, including County Council member Jolene Ivey’s.
    Khyree Jackson’s legacy lives on through his parents’ foundation
    Khyree Jackson was killed in a July 2024 car crash months after being drafted into the NFL. His parents will host the second annual Khy Day on Tuesday at his alma mater, Upper Marlboro's Dr. Henry A. Wise High School.
    Khyree Jackson, right, with his father, Raymond Jackson, mother, Ebbony Jackson, and brother, Kolston. Khyree was killed in a July 2024 vehicle collision in Upper Marlboro months after being drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the NFL Draft.
    County Council demands nonprofit return $134K in taxpayer money that was moved to a personal account
    The Prince George’s County Council has demanded that an Upper Marlboro-based nonprofit return at least $134,000 in taxpayer money.
    The Prince George’s County Council has demanded that an Upper Marlboro-based nonprofit return at least $134,000 in taxpayer money.
    Banner readers said I overlooked this ice cream spot. Were they right?
    Franklins in Hyattsville opened an ice cream shop in October in the back of its general store and has earned a loyal following.
    Emerson Warner, 2, enjoys a confetti cupcake scoop of ice cream at Franklins Ice Cream in Hyattsville.
    In Forestville, Diamonds N the Ruff Boxing gym teaches the sweet science and beyond
    Tai-Rhan McBride’s gym exists to train fighters. But there’s a deeper mission at play, too. He aims to address some of the community’s intractable problems.
    Yran Butler, 26, does shadow boxing drills with fellow boxers during training at Diamond N' the Ruff boxing gym in Forestville, MD, U.S., August 5, 2026. Leah Millis for the Baltimore Banner
    7 things to do in the capital region, including a free day of theater and a water lantern festival
    Here’s your weekend guide for things to do in the capital region, including free musical theater performances at the Olney Theatre Center and a water lantern festival in National Harbor.
    The Root Family Stage at Omi’s Pavilion at the newly renovated Olney Theatre Center.
    Load More Stories
    Oh no!

    Something went wrong. Please try again in a few minutes. If the problem persists, please contact customer service at 443-843-0043 or customercare@thebaltimorebanner.com.