Prince George's Headlines: Police Link Armed Robberies, Radioactive Waste To Be Dug Up, Walmart Strike

Bowie Racetrack may become green space, international film festival opens, and more.

BARC to Remove Radioactive Waste From Beltsville Grounds

The Beltsville Agriculture Research Center plans to remove buried radioactively-contaminated materials from its grounds.

Announcement: GATE Offers Free PSAs to Greenbelt Non-Profits

Non-profits get help making PSAs and a chance to air their productions on Greenbelt Access Television.

Video Captures Violent Robbery, Former County Fire Official Headed to Jail—in Prince George’s Headlines

Local jeweler faces heartache as store closes after 63 years; deputies arrest “Sheriff’s Most Wanted” suspect; police seek suspects in string of robberies; and more.

Former Fire Official Sentenced In Greenbelt Station Extortion Scheme

A former Prince George's fire official was sentenced Wednesday for bribing public officials in exchange for favors involving Greenbelt Station.

Robbers Make Off With Hair, Man Caught Lugging Jug with $750: Prince George's Headlines

New help for Prince George's job seekers; Fright Fest to open; Hyattsville once staging ground for massive women's motorized rally; two arrested on marijuana charges in T.G.I. Friday's parking lot; and scooter and moped owners prepare to

21st Baltimore-Washington Region Government Procurement Fair

Delegate Justin Ross to Retire

Ross has represented the 22nd District since 2003.

Doctor Who Ran Greenbelt Clinic Indicted for Illegally Distributing Drugs

The 37 count indictment alleges doctor ran a “pill mill” out of his offices, according to the DEA.

Dutch Elm Downs 3 Trees in Greenbelt

"You cannot ever assure 100 percent containment," says a GHI official. "What you're looking for is to minimize the risk."

Debate Viewing Party at Greenbriar Oct. 3rd

Men Demand Carryout at Gunpoint, City Hall Roiled Over Student Drivers: Prince George's Headlines

Woman run over by her own car, flag less 35 stars flies over town hall, and man digs deep to recreate 1937 Broadway and Hollywood.

Greenbelt Animal Shelter Hits Capacity for Cats and Dogs

"It's never been like that, and we just have no room," says Kim DeAnglis, shelter manager.

Merlin the Blind Shih Tzu Finds His Way Home

The 7-year-old blind Greenbelt shih tzu has been adopted by a family that could see through his disability.

Greenbelt Explorations Unlimited Explores Medicare Supplements

Learn about the differences in Medicare plans and pricing, Medicare Extra Help and the Maryland Senior Prescription Drug Assistance Program.

Five Greenbelt Speed Cameras Up and Running

In Greenbelt East, West and Center, speed cameras are catching fast-driving motorists.

Steny Hoyer to Speak in Greenbelt Friday

Gonzo the Abandoned Dog Who Won't Abandon His Manners

Although Gonzo was found tied to a bench at Greenbelt Lake and abandoned, he is the perfect gentleman, according to animal control officer Susie Hall.

Council Designates Roadways In School Zones

Thirty-one roadways, and in some cases portions of roadways, in Greenbelt are listed as being in school zones, where speed cameras may be placed.

Greenbelt Gives Pepco Green Light To Begin Work

City official signs the permits for Pepco to begin cutting trees, replacing utility poles, and working on its reliability plan.

Shuttle-UM Kicks Off For Greenbelt Residents

Find out where it will stop and how to get a pass.

Greenbelt 'Penny Poll' Participants Show Where They Want Tax Dollars Spent

Greenbelters and friends use 10 pennies to weigh in on where they want their tax dollars to go.

Greenbelt Pooch Plunge Gears Up for a Big Splash

You've heard of doggy paddling? Well, this is the real thing.

Merlin the Shih Tzu: No Owner In Sight But He Is Not Giving Up

His owner got sick and he can't see, but 7-year-old Merlin is a dog on a mission.

Maryland's 92-Year-Old Green Party Candidate Runs for U.S. Rep Again

Bob Auerbach says some people retire to resort spots and spend all their money on themselves, but he gets his kicks helping the poor and working for peace.

UPDATE: Former County Executive Johnson Indicted on Federal Bribery Charges

Jack Johnson and his wife Leslie were arrested in November 2010.

Unlikely Pair Work to Clarify Gun Law

By David Saleh Rauf, Capital News Service

PatchCast Video: Feb. 3

The top Prince George's County news from the Patchwork.

New Law, Technology Freshen Maryland's Redistricting Process

Capital News Service

City Council Meeting Will Discuss Parkway Widening

Tonight's city council meeting will provide more information on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway expansion.

PHOTOS: American Legion Luncheon Serves Veterans

Several veterans gathered at American Legion Post 136 for a luncheon in honor of Veterans Day.

Meeting Round-Up: City Council Nov. 8

Transit restructuring and biennial questionnaire were the main topics at Monday's meeting.

Early Voting Starts Friday

Prince George's County Board of Elections introduces six early voting days this year.

Greenbelt Pioneer: Bob Cahalan

NASA's Goddard Space Flight Centers own Bob Cahalan talks about his career and impact on science.

TRU-G To Fight Bus Route Changes

The Transit Riders United of Greenbelt will submit letters to Maryland leaders about the adjustments.

GEAC Holds First Annual Picnic

The organization's picnic promotes community unity and advocacy for community issues.

Update: Baker Announces Victory Early

The final votes have not been tallied, but Rushern Baker claims victory over candidate Sheriff Michael Jackson.

VIDEO: Primary Election Sees Short Lines

The Prince George's County primary elections had low voter turnout Tuesday.

Prince George's County Board of Education Candidates

This is the full guide to Board of Education candidates in Prince George's County for today's election.

City Council Meeting Round Up, Sept. 13

After five weeks without a meeting, there were several items to be discussed