Prince George’s Community College proposes 2026 budget, voices federal funding concerns
The community college proposed a budget of nearly $143 million, a 4.6 percent increase from the fiscal year 2025 approved budget.
Prince George’s County braces for impacts of Trump administration tariffs
Trump signed an executive order on April 2 declaring a national emergency because of annual U.S. trade deficits. As a result, the president imposed a 10 percent baseline tariff on all imports and even higher tariffs on countries that have trade surpluses with the U.S.
Little Blue Menu to temporarily close for renovations, lay off 91 employees
The restaurant, which is owned and operated by Chick-fil-A, will reopen in mid- to late-August.
Prince George’s County to expand fertility healthcare for county workers
The legislation requires all health insurance companies contracted for county workers in the county to offer plans that cover egg freezing and IVF.
College Park City Council lowers voting age to 16 for city elections
Some cities in Prince George’s County, such as Hyattsville, Greenbelt and Riverdale Park, have already adopted a lower voting age.
Federal judge reaffirms order to return wrongfully deported Maryland man
ICE deported Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia to El Salvador last month due to what officials said was an “administrative error.”
New upscale, sports-themed restaurant PrimeTime opens in College Park
The restaurant features American cuisine, including steaks and burgers, seafood, salads and more.
Trump administration appeals judge’s order to return wrongfully deported Maryland man
A judge ruled Friday that the Trump administration violated the law because it deported an El Salvadoran citizen, “without any legal process.”
Officials say dismantling education department puts PGCPS programs at risk
Downsizing the department may have significant impacts on Title I funding, English as a second language programs and special education support throughout PGCPS.
College Park City Council discusses solutions to residential over-occupancy
Residential over-occupancy can lead to residents violating code enforcements when they don’t get proper permits or use small spaces for sleeping areas.