Shayla Adams-Stafford leads in Prince George’s County Council District 5 special election
The Democratic candidate earned about 92 percent of the vote as of Tuesday night, according to the Maryland state elections board.
Aisha Braveboy declares victory in Prince George’s County Executive race
Braveboy has secured more than 89 percent of the vote as of Tuesday night. She leads against Republican candidate Jonathan White, an Air Force veteran.
College Park Starbucks workers go on strike, protest labor practices
The picket, which lasted more than two hours, was part of a larger strike organized by Starbucks Workers United chapters across the country.
Prince George’s County community members rally for better teacher working conditions
The rally came amid negotiations between the Prince George’s County Educators Association and Prince George’s County Public Schools for a new contract.
Taqueria Habanero celebrates College Park grand reopening at Route 1 location
The restaurant offers Mexican food such as tacos, burritos and quesadillas, according to the restaurant’s website.
Taqueria Habanero, Arepa Zone among restaurants opening in College Park in coming months
Maryland Tandoor, an Indian bistro, is set to open sometime between the end of May and mid-June in the retail space under The Varsity apartment complex.
Prince George’s County officials hope for Landover’s future despite Commanders exit
Acting County Executive Tara Jackson said the county will continue its plans to redevelop the area around Northwest Stadium through the Blue Line Corridor project.
Hundreds of UMD community members celebrate Israel Fest as dozens boycott the event
The annual event has drawn protests in previous years. Both Israel Fest and the boycott were monitored by event security and police officers.
College Park community center, lake natural area rededicated in honor of Lakeland
Lakeland is one of many communities where some residents had to relocate because of urban renewal, which displaced 104 Lakeland households.
Women who fled Afghanistan share their stories at UMD panel
The speakers discussed their first-hand experiences escaping Taliban rule and gaining an education in the U.S.