Yesterday | Herald Independent
Ingrid R. Williams earned the degree of Doctor of education in educational leadership from Bowie State University on May 18.
Tuesday | The Washington Post
She and Anthony Brown had exchanged pleasantries at many Maryland civic events over the years as both raised kids and built careers, she in business, he in Democratic state politics.
Greenbelt Police Report: Robbery and 4 Burglaries
A Center City May 18 at 11:58 p.m.: Burglary. 200 block Lakeside Drive. Jewelry and electronics were taken.
Two males in police custody for allegedly firing BB gun at school bus in Fort Washington
Two males are in Prince George's County police custody for allegedly shooting BB gun pellets at a school bus Thursday afternoon, according to the Prince George's County School system.
Theme park, golf courses, others hope for stronger summer sales
As it prepares to open its first new roller coaster in a decade, Six Flags America has raised its seasonal hires by almost 90 from last year, bringing its total to 1,538 for its big summer season, which runs from late May through August.
Parents plan to testify against proposed Oxon Hill development
The proposal to build a Walmart on Oxon Hill Road will not be quietly approved Thursday by the Prince George's County Planning Board - if parents of the neighboring John Hanson Montessori School have their way.
Earnest Pugh presents new radio single from Keith Williams, 'I Believe God'
EPM Music Group recording artist, Keith Williams , has finished work on his new single, "I Believe God," that hits radio in June.
Charges Filed Against Seven Prince George's Nightclubs
State and county officials announced Tuesday that criminal charges have been filed against seven "illegal nightclub operations" across Prince George's County, including one in Bladensburg.
23-Year-Old Charged With Burglary In Lowes Break-In
A 23-year-old Fort Washington man was arrested in connection to Sunday's early morning break-in at Lowes in the Kentlands , according to Gaithersburg City police.
'A new world is yours today,' UMES
Tanzi Brannum receives a welcomed kiss on the cheek from her son, Bijan Richardson, during the spring commencement ceremony at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore on Friday.
In Prince George's County, homes built after 2008 are required to have carbon monoxide detectors.
Fort Washington fire displaces woman Wednesday afternoon
Investigators are searching for the cause of a Fort Washington house fire that displaced an adult woman Wednesday afternoon, according to Prince George's County fire officials.
Prince George's carbon monoxide deaths spur call for required home detectors
Reames Wooten, 67, of Oxon Hill said there's nothing worse than seeing someone die of something that could have been prevented.
Five Charged in Ohio Bomb Plot Plead Not Guilty
Five men accused of plotting to bomb a highway bridge near Cleveland have entered not guilty pleas.
Al-Qaida Releases Video of Hostage From Md.
Al-Qaida has released a video of American hostage Warren Weinstein in which the 70-year-old humanitarian aid worker says he will be killed unless President Barack Obama agrees to the militant group's demands.
Students Injured in School Bus Crash
Prince George's County Police are at the scene of a school bus accident in Fort Washington, Md., that left three students injured.
Deputies Arrest Rape Suspect at BWI Marshall Airport
The Office of the Sheriff's Warrant Squad arrested a man on a second-degree rape warrant at the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport as he was disembarking a flight from Jamaica, authorities said.