News across Prince George's County
In Memory of Hyattsville’s Stuart Eisenberg and His Enduring Legacy
Stuart, a longtime Hyattsville community organizer and passionate champion of the Route 1 corridor, died in late August at his home. He was 63.
Police charge College Park man with child pornography
Maryland State Police arrested a 70-year-old College Park man on Sept. 15 and charged him with possession and distribution of child pornography. The Child Exploitation Unit accused Donald Kirk Marchand III, a high school teacher, of several counts of child pornography after…
Public Notice - Closed Session - Community Redevelopment Authority
Laurel Living Newsletter - September 2026 Edition
This September, Laurel Living pauses to honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost on September 11, 2001. Be sure to watch our 25th Anniversary tribute video.
Mayor Keith R. Sydnor Issues Executive Order Establishing Summer Youth Curfew
City of Laurel Warns Residents of Fraudulent Invoice Email Scheme
City of Laurel Farmer’s Market Competing for National Recognition - Cast Your Vote Today
Mayor Sydnor Opens Registration for the 2026 Fall Laurel Citizens University
Greenbelt Begins Installation of Shared-Lane Markings on Nine Roadways
Public Works is currently installing shared-lane markings, also known as “sharrows”, on nine roadways across the City as planned by staff in Planning and Community Development.
WSSC Greenbelt Standpipe Community Discussion Recap
The meeting was held to provide the community and the City of Greenbelt with an update on the Greenbelt Standpipe Rehabilitation Project. WSSC Water presented the current progress, environmental safety protocols, and the project timeline.
What "We the People" Means Today
As the 250th anniversary of the U.S. approaches, residents can share their thoughts on what the phrase “We The People” means today. Stop by Belair Mansion on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am. until 4 p.m. to express their thoughts on a full-size canvas.
The Purple Line Has Some Local Environmentalists Rethinking Opposition
As the Purple Line nears completion, some local environmentalists are looking back at the opposition to it with a different perspective.