Roti Mediterranean Grill to Open Aug. 22

The 'fast casual' chain serves pita pockets, kabobs, and other Mediterranean-style fare.

Police Identify Officers From PCP-Fueled Shootout

A 21-year-old fired shots at a corporal and eluded capture multiple times before he was arrested, according to the PGPD.

Storm-Damaged Building Condemned, Displacing 200 Residents

Officials determined that the complex would need to be evacuated after responding to a report of a leak.

Leggett, Baker Respond to Citizen Outrage, Demand Power Companies Improve

Seven Maryland county executives, responding to pressure from residents, wrote a letter to the Public Service Commission about the performance of the state's power companies.

County Schools Testing Better, But Still Below State Averages

Prince George's students are doing better at math and maintaining reading levels, according to data released yesterday.

College Park Extends—But Suspends—Rent Stabilization

The council voted to keep the ordinance on the books for another year while delaying enforcement to seek common ground with landlords.

George Anthony Krug, 85, College Park Resident

A funeral mass will be held Wednesday, July 11.

Police Use YouTube to Solve Crimes

In a growing trend, police departments around the country are using YouTube to catch criminals.

When Claiming Personal Space Goes Too Far

Staking out 100 sqft. of beachfront for two people—is this how most of us act in everyday life?

District Council Hears Book Exchange Arguments

Developer R&J Company is looking to build more than 14,000 square feet of retail space and 300 units of housing in College Park.

Update: Police Say Suspect in College Park Shooting on PCP

The suspect eluded officers six times before being apprehended.

Shooting Near University of Maryland Campus, Suspect in Custody

Police said the suspect was shot and transported to a local hospital.

House Hunt: $375,000 Listing on Lakeview Circle Open Sunday

Looking for a new home in the area? See what's on display.

Do You Know This Cat?

A Patch reader is looking for someone to claim or adopt a stray cat found recently in College Park.

District Council to Take Up Cafritz Plan July 9

The council's vote will determine whether the Whole Foods-anchored development can move forward.

Tonight's College Park Fireworks: What You Need to Know

Times, traffic tips, amenities, and more.

Prince George's Offers Free Storm Debris Disposal

Bring your brush, tree limbs, and damaged items to the county's waste management facilities by Friday.

Green Line Train Disabled At College Park

Service between Greenbelt and College Park grinds to a halt after train loses power outside station.

Seven UMd. Sports Cut After Fundraising Efforts Fall Short

One program—men's outdoor track and field—avoided elimination after collecting $888,000 in donations.

Property Transfers: Home on Guilford Road Goes for $365,000

A roundup of recent sales in College Park.

How Are You Coping Without Power?

Are you retreating to the AC of a coffee shop? Or perhaps headed to the pool?

Spike in Service Calls for Prince George's Through Weekend

The Prince George's County Fire Department received more than three times its usual number of service calls on Saturday.

SPEAK OUT: Rate Pepco, BG&E After Storm

Tell us in our poll and in comments how you think Pepco and BG&E performed after Friday night's storm.

The Latest on College Park Storm Recovery

Thousands remain without power nearly three days after severe storms lashed the region.

Pepco: Power Restoration Could Take More Than Week

Crews are being brought in from Oklahoma and the Carolinas to assist in repairs, Pepco Region President Tom Graham said Sunday.

How to Stay Cool in Prince George's County

Hit the mall, a pool, a movie or a cooling center. It's all here.

Photos: Downed Trees, Power Lines Abound

Friday night's powerful storm system caused severe damage to trees, utility lines, and buildings.

Powerful Storm Leaves Thousands in Dark, Kills One

Severe winds, lightning, and torrential rain swept through Montgomery and Prince George's counties. 'Everyone thought they were going to die,' one resident wrote.

UMd. Appoints Mary Rankin as Provost

The longtime educator and advocate of the sciences will begin the new role on Oct. 1.

Celebrate Fourth of July in Prince George's County

A look at all the fireworks shows in Prince George's County

Prince George's County Talks Supreme Court Decision

State and county leadership say the Supreme Court ruling on health care affirms a trail Maryland was already blazing, while Maryland residents remain split on the issue.

House Hunt: $548,000 Listing on Winter Sun Road Open Sunday

Looking for a new home in the area? See what's on display.

Two Prince George's Officers Indicted in Kidnapping, Assault

Two Prince George's County officers were suspended and placed on administrative leave.

Twitter Confusion on Obamacare

The county reacts on social media after initial reports botched the Supreme Court Ruling on "Obamacare."

Anthony Peter Romas, 82, U.S. Navy Veteran

Romas died on Tuesday, June 26

Firefighters: Forgo Fireworks For Fourth

Officials are reminding public that all fireworks and pyrotechnics are illegal in Prince George's County.

County Urges Donations for Microburst Relief

Clothing and food contributions are desperately needed as officials work to get people back in their homes.

Have You Seen This Cockatiel?

He escaped from his home in College Park's Berwyn District on Monday.

Energy Assistance Program to Hold Special Office Hours in Prince George's

Representatives from Maryland's Office of Home Energy Programs will on hand in Landover July 2-6.

Keep Your Pet Safe on Independence Day

Check out the ASPCA's tips to make sure that wherever you go this 4th, your furry friend stays safe.