Prince George’s County officials hope to redevelop Six Flags property into business hub
Six Flags closed the Maryland location because it no longer fit with its long-term growth plan.
PGCPS expands hot meal, breakfast programs amid government shutdown
Prince George’s County is home to about 70,000 federal workers and contractors, many of whom are being furloughed.
Prince George’s County group suggests policy changes, victim support to stop gun violence
The county had the second highest number of firearm-related deaths in Maryland between January 2015 and September 2025.
Prince George’s County food banks feeling pressure from high demand, loss of SNAP benefits
The government shutdown will stop nationwide distribution of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, commonly referred to as food stamps, on Nov. 1.
Gov. Wes Moore issues $10M to support food banks ahead of SNAP benefits pause
About 680,000 Maryland residents who rely on SNAP benefits, commonly known as food stamps, will not receive food assistance starting Nov. 1.
Prince George’s County executive confirms new public safety officials
Prince George's County Executive Aisha Braveboy appointed people to lead key county offices, including police, fire and homeland security departments.
Meet the new Prince George’s County senior officials
Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy appointed multiple people to head offices responsible for public safety, the environment and finances.
Prince George’s County Council confirms controversial pick to head environment department
Concerns about Samuel Moki’s appointment stem from his 2014 termination from the same department for “gross negligence."
3 Prince George’s County Council members reflect on African heritage, community progress
Council members Krystal Oriadha, Wala Blegay and Wanika Fisher all said their positions on the council reflect growing inclusion of immigrants in the community.
PGCPS educators reckon with high special education teacher vacancies
The school district's vacancy data and an increase in complaints led the Maryland State Department of Education to put PGCPS under corrective action.