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Countless Maryland Democrats admire California Sen. Kamala Harris -- who has become a trailblazing nominee for the Democrats -- from afar.
With coronavirus concerns still looming, the county executive worries about aging election judges. She encourages everybody to vote by mail.
The operator of two coal-fired power plants in Aquasco, in southern Prince George’s County, plans to retire the plants June 1, 2021.
Bowie Mayor Timothy Adams reflects on the impact of civil rights leader John Lewis. The congressman from Georgia died earlier this month.
Which Bowie businesses got the loans? How many jobs did they save? Hint: A local baseball team got one.
A Police Reform Task Force will provide recommendations for reforms to the Prince George’s County Police Department.
"It’s like we’re not humans,” said a Prince George’s County Jail inmate of the conditions tied to COVID-19 that prompted a lawsuit.
A nonprofit founder won the William Donald Schaefer Helping People Award for Prince George's County.
Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks introduces bill to pay for new medical facility with $20 million from police budget.
Two Prince George's County officials see a moment of opportunity for bringing greater accountability to the police department.
Maryland Department of Health confirmed 113 new coronavirus cases in Prince George's County Tuesday.
Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks announced Thursday that the county was on track to reopen on June 1.
Prince George’s County Board of Elections discovered it made a mistake when it mailed ballots for the June 7 vote-by-mail primary.
The coronavirus pandemic has left Maryland native Emily Freeman of Bowie confused and adrift for nearly two months — literally.
Marylanders trying file unemployment claims have flooded the new BEACON One-Stop application system. Officials said it could crash again.
Residents of the City of Bowie will have a chance got talk to local elected officials about the city's response to the coronavirus.
As of March 31, 34.7 percent of households nationwide have responded to the 2020 census, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.