Two D.C. stations will be closed at county line for more than 2 weeks. Blue Line is not running through Maryland and D.C.
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Exotic dancers at two Prince George's County strip clubs are employees who should be paid a minimum wage, a federal court has ruled.
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Dunkin' Donuts and Krispy Kreme in Prince George's County are all handing out freebies on June 3 for National Donut Day.
Berwyn Heights nurse wins $10,000 after winning $25,000 one year ago at Keno lottery game.
Here's a peek at what you'll be seeing later this year at the multimillion-dollar MGM National Harbor Resort in Prince George's County.
The 50-year-old Suitland man won big in the Maryland Lottery Poker Showdown scratch-off game and will begin a civilian career.
The Prince George's County car service driver claimed a Bonus Match 5 top prize at Lottery headquarters recently.
Sidney Charles Jr., founder of The Borrowing Station, allegedly lied to obtain over $368,000 from investors. He faces three federal charges.
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Prince George’s Community College will hold a training program to teach roulette, blackjack and other games to potential resort workers.
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Some brands of frozen vegetables were recalled in Maryland and elsewhere because of a serious, sometimes fatal contamination risk.
Fashion store H&M is the first new tenant named as the owners of The Mall at Prince Georges maps out a renovation.
The free taste of area wineries, restaurants, music and cars will be held April 23 and 24 at Bowie Town Center.
This is the first time in four years that Trader Joe’s did not rank first, the survey company said.
The Hillcrest Heights resident claimed the same prize playing the same numbers earlier this year. She'll save it for "hard times."
Workers are seeking job security from the telecommunications giant.
The Prince George's County resort was the site of an effort to topple 1,200 mattresses; the bedding will be donated to DC area charities.
Nation’s biggest retailer slapped the word "Terps" over an outline of Massachusetts on a T-shirt design, and was called out by a customer.
The game-themed restaurant will open a location in Capitol Heights in late April. Jobs with benefits are being filled now.
A Prince George's County mother of three turned her $2 Maryland Lottery ticket into a $30,000 windfall.
Two Prince George's County businesses have had their income tax processing stopped by state officials over suspicious returns.
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Easter weekend prices will be at their highest so far this year, but the spring prices are lower than past year.
D.C. transportation hubs on alert after at least 34 people were killed in bomb attacks at airport and subway stations in Brussels.
The College Park woman will use her winnings for her one-year-old daughter’s eye surgery, lottery officials said.
Data breaking down the commute time in Bowie, how you get to work, what time you leave and more.
Prince George’s County’s First Dolphin Tank Pitch Event and Networking Reception.
The construction worker and mother of three boys says she was stunned her $2 buy brought her nearly $8,000.
A man has admitted he made up invoices and sales contracts, and also lied to his employer about attending MIT.
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Bowie Police have issued a crime alert after finding electronic devices and cameras on cash machines at three convenience stores.
Suspects promised to help homeowners pay or renogiate their mortgages, but allegedly did not contact the homeowners’ lenders.