Parents of children 12 and under now have a new place in Frederick to let their children burn energy. Me Land opened mid-January at 5115 Pegasus Ct. The facility features three play... Read more »
The Real Id Act was passed by Congress in 2005 and enacted by the 9/11 Commission’s recommendation that the Federal Government set standards for the assurance of identification documents including driver’s license.... Read more »
Greenbelt, Maryland – 67-year-old Tawanna P. Gaines of Berwyn Heights, Maryland has been charged with one count of federal wire fraud. The criminal information explains that Gaines was a Maryland State Delegate... Read more »
This week, it was announced that 40-year-old Russell Harrison of Temple Hills, Maryland had pleaded guilty to possessing six firearms in furtherance to his participating in a drug trafficking conspiracy. The defendant... Read more »
Spring is just around the corner and Prince Georgians are encouraged to prepare for Daylight Savings Time, by making the necessary time adjustments. The local EMS and Fire department has taken it... Read more »
Twenty-three recipients were chosen by the Prince George’s County Department of the Environment and the Chesapeake Bay Trust to receive grants for citizen engagement and stormwater management projects. The groups include Prince... Read more »
County Executive Rushern L. Baker, III joined Maryland State Educators Association on February 28 to oppose Governor Larry Hogan’s proposal to increase funding for private school vouchers, County Executive Rushern Baker joined... Read more »
The Prince George’s County Department of Family, Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking Division is scheduled to host a Red Flags of Domestic Violence Community Symposium on March 1, 2017. The event is... Read more »
The Prince George’s County public school system saw academic gains over the last four years. This prompted County Executive Rushern L. Baker, III to renew PGCPS Chief Executive Officer Dr. Kevin M.... Read more »
Herman C. Dawson, chief juvenile judge in Prince George’s County, extreme measures of discipline is drawing a lot of criticism among attorneys, families and Maryland’s second-highest court. Dawson has been reassigned due... Read more »