Police Investigate Body Found In College Park

WUSA9.com Washington, DC - Wed Nov 25

Prince Georges county police are investigating the death of a person whose body was discovered in a wooded area near College Park Wednesday morning.

Horsham man takes wild ride

PhillyBurbs.com - Mon Nov 23

Christopher E. Murphy, 30, is being held on charges of attempted murder after he allegedly struck a police cruiser, causing injuries to three people in Maryland.

A Colored Girl's Sweet Potato Pie, a Recipe for Family Memories at Thanksgiving and Always

Associated Content - Fri Nov 20

They are described as some of the most affluent areas in the country for up and coming blacks.

Man Charged in 2003 Triple Murder In Landover Hills

WUSA9.com Washington, DC - Thu Nov 19

An arrest has been made in a six-year-old triple murder case that occurred in Landover Hills, Md.

Painting class offers colorful activity for home-schooled children

Gazette.net - Thu Nov 19

Barbara Simon of Greenbelt teaches Abrielle Pearson , 6, of Lanham and Tiffany Bland, 7, of Hyattsville during Simon's painting class at the Greenbelt Methodist Church on Tuesday afternoon.

Former City Cop Indicted For Selling Gun From His Car

WBAL-AM Baltimore - Tue Nov 17

Prince Georges County States Attorney Glenn Ivey talks with WBAL's Scott Wykoff about the indictment of the former police officer A former Baltimore City Police officer and the former Morningside Police Chief has been indicted on five counts for allegedly illegally selling a firearm.

Md. battles milk crate bandits

Plastics News - Thu Nov 12

Crates and pallets used to transport soda bottles and milk are apparently popular with some thieves, but the legal authorities in Maryland are on the case.

Indictments In Million Dollar Plastic Pallet Thefts In Md

WBAL-AM Baltimore - Thu Nov 12

Prince Georges County Statea s Attorney Glenn F. Ivey and business owners and representatives from Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc.

Municipal leaders want speed cameras, sooner or later

Gazette.net - Thu Nov 05

Officials in Berwyn Heights, Greenbelt and College Park would like to follow New Carrollton's lead by adding their own school zone speed cameras, but aren't sure when they'll be ready to do so.

US funding for disadvantaged students lagging, advocates say

The Boston Globe - Sun Nov 01

Khawar Malik had written just one 10-page paper in four years at DuVal High School in Lanham, Md., and his teacher had given him an entire year to finish it.