PATCH: The Laurel MARC train station will close for 10 weeks starting Aug. 21 to replace platforms, stairs and ramps at the station. Officials say the $2.6 million project will help optimize safety for riders. […]
WASHINGTON INFORMER: Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) will kick off the school year with a new leader at the helm. Millard House II was appointed Superintendent by Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks effective […]
TIME by Eric Cortellessa: Five years ago, Democrat David Trone appeared to have put his days as a GOP donor behind him. The liquor store tycoon had just won a U.S. House seat representing Maryland’s […]
HYATTSVILLE WIRE: Denizens Brewing Co. garnered attention recently for being a majority woman-owned brewery now in its 10th year in business, breaking the barriers in a heavily male-dominated industry. This past week, Co-founder and Chief Brand […]
WASHINGTON INFORMER:In the aftermath of a shooting that left three people dead along Good Hope Road in Southeast, D.C. Council member Trayon White (D-Ward 8) said he’s reached the height of frustration with those who […]
WUSA9: The tennis courts in Rock Creek Park are all too familiar for 17-year-old tennis star Clervie Ngounoue, who is fresh off a Wimbledon win. It’s the same park that introduced Ngounoue to tennis as a […]
WTOP: The District is once again making getting to school a little easier, and free, for local students. D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is encouraging parents to plan ahead for the new school year and how […]
WASHINGTON INFORMER: With the goal of equipping first-time home buyers for the road ahead, Greenbelt’s Zion Church hosted a free homeownership forum on July 22, in tandem with guest speakers from several financial and real estate organizations. […]
WTOP: The Washington Commanders are the closest they’ve ever been to returning to the old RFK Stadium site in D.C. — the NFL team’s home base from the days when it won three Super Bowls […]
WTOP: Gaming revenue generated by Maryland’s six casinos in July was down 4% from a year ago, with a double-digit drop at Baltimore’s Horseshoe Casino. Revenue from slot machines and table games totaled $174.3 million. […]
