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Prince George’s County moves closer to stiffer punishment for illegal off-road vehicles ‘Movies on the Potomac’ returns to National Harbor May 1 NOAA’s Hurricane Hunters Want Prince George’s Co. High Schoolers to Join Their Ranks VC That Backed Fanduel, Peloton Leads Round for D.C.-Based AI Firm Prince George’s Co. Begins Offering Reimbursements for New Security Cameras Trone, Alsobrooks Offer Contrasts in First and Possibly Only Televised Debate Activists at Supreme Court Protest Move to Penalize Homelessness

Education April 24, 2024

NOAA’s Hurricane Hunters Want Prince George’s Co. High Schoolers to Join Their Ranks

WTOP NEWS: While most people are told to keep their distance from powerful storms, Capt. Rebecca Waddington’s job is to fly right into them. Like, directly through them. Waddington is part of NOAA’s team dubbed the […]

Uncategorized April 24, 2024

VC That Backed Fanduel, Peloton Leads Round for D.C.-Based AI Firm

WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL: A D.C.-based startup that works with businesses to ensure artificial intelligence tools are effectively used and maintained has raised $13.8 million in outside funding to boost its workforce and scale its product. The close […]

Resources April 22, 2024

Prince George’s Co. Begins Offering Reimbursements for New Security Cameras

WTOP NEWS: Maryland’s Prince George’s County is now taking applications for security camera reimbursement, roughly 13 months after initially approving the plan. The rebate program offers residents, businesses and other organizations up to $200 for new […]

Politics April 22, 2024

Trone, Alsobrooks Offer Contrasts in First and Possibly Only Televised Debate

MARYLAND MATTERS: The top two Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate took the stage Friday evening in their first, and possibly, only televised debate, which showcased their similarities on the issues but also their distinct personalities, […]

Local News April 22, 2024

Activists at Supreme Court Protest Move to Penalize Homelessness

WASHINGTON POST: Homeless activists gather Monday to protest outside the U.S. Supreme Court as the justices heard City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, a case centered on an Oregon city’s laws on people camping and […]

Politics

Politics February 28, 2022

First Capitol riot trial: Son takes stand to testify against his father

WASHINGTON — When Jackson Reffitt goes on the witness stand to testify against his father, it won’t be without trepidation. “It might be my fault that I talked to authorities, but, I don’t want to […]

Politics February 25, 2022

Biden Taps Ketanji Brown Jackson for Supreme Court

President Joe Biden on Friday nominated federal appeals court Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, the first Black woman selected to serve on a court that once declared her race unworthy of citizenship and endorsed American segregation. […]

Politics February 24, 2022

Legislation Would Increase Pay for Maryland’s Education Support Professionals

As some Maryland teachers say workload and class sizes are driving them out of the profession and superintendents across the state report staff shortages have gotten worse during the pandemic, two pieces of legislation aim […]

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Local News

Local News February 9, 2023

DMV Rapper faces up to 33 years behind bars after plea in Tysons mall shooting that sparked panic

WTOP: The D.C. man charged in a shooting last summer at Tysons Corner Center mall that sent terrified shoppers fleeing for cover entered an Alford plea Thursday on four felony counts. Noah Settles, 23, entered the plea […]

Local News February 8, 2023

In majority-Black Prince George’s, a struggle to help Black Farmers

WASHINGTON POST: When the time came for Gale Livingstone to buy farmland, the familiarity and prestige of Prince George’s County called. It was consequential, majority-Black and it used to be home for Livingstone, 50, a […]

Local News February 8, 2023

‘Bait and switch?’ New bills aim to make Md. gas station signs more transparent

WTOP: A hearing will be held in the Maryland Senate Thursday on a bill that’s meant to make sure consumers pay for gasoline at the rate shown on signs towering over gas stations. Marylanders may have found […]

Wellness

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