University of Maryland Police defended their decision not to issue a campus-wide alert prior to the weekend arrest of a student who had posted online that he was planning a “shooting rampage” on the College Park campus.
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Rosecroft Raceway returns for a new live racing season
Rosecroft Raceway is back with a new year of harness racing and with a loyal following of fans.
Glen Burnie High School Students Stand Against Westboro Baptist Church
Three church members protested in front of the high school, saying the wrath of God was upon the students.
Langley Park Soccer League Brings Flare of Central America to Maryland Suburbs
For 38-year-old Tobias Lopez of Guatemala, “futbol” offers a reprieve from his daily life as a construction worker.
Local groups concerned about proposed cuts to beach grants
Maryland groups worry about a proposal in President Obama’s 2013 budget that could eliminate federal funding for monitoring water quality at the beaches.
Maryland lawmakers and local groups gather to discuss re-entry methods
Maryland lawmakers and community groups gather to discuss re-entry of ex-offenders back into the community.
Cherry Blossoms to Reach Peak Bloom Early This Year
National Park Service Chief Horticulturalist Rob DeFeo predicted Thursday that this year’s blooming period for the cherry blossoms in the nation’s capital would be between March 24 and March 31.
Fort Washington Senior Wins Prince George’s County Senior Idol
Fort Washington senior beat 29 competitors to win Prince George’s County Senior Idol competition in early January. He and the runner-up will represent the county at the sixth statewide Senior Idol contest at the Bowie Center for Performing Arts on April 4.
Bill Gates Speaks to Innovators, Urging Them to Continue Work
Former Microsoft CEO Bill Gates urged innovators to continue their work, and stressed the importance of more public and private funding for energy technology inventions, at a summit Tuesday at the Gaylord Hotel at the National Harbor.
Prince George’s County Councilwoman Apologizes for Driving 105 Miles Per Hour
A Prince George’s County councilwoman apologized Wednesday after police caught her driving her county-owned vehicle 105 miles per hour on the Beltway.