Fort Washington News

Ricky Davis, 46, of Fort Washington, Md., son of Zellda Carter Davis of Colonial Beach, died Tuesday, Feb.

Jonathan Jayes-Green graduated near the top of his high school class but couldn't afford to attend the four-year colleges that accepted him.

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY - A third suspect in the murder of Alexandria activist Lenny Harris has been arrested, according to Prince George's County Police.

The Maryland General Assembly's ethics panel is scheduled to meet again to consider a Prince George's County senator's failure to disclose work for a grocery store chain.

FORT WASHINGTON, Md. -- A Fort Washington family of five found suffering from exposure to carbon monoxide have been flown to a Baltimore hospital in critical condition.

FORT WASHINGTON, Md. - A family of five was rushed to the hospital Monday night after suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning.

FORT WASHINGTON, Md. - One woman is dead following a five-vehicle crash that occurred at the height of Monday evening's rush hour in Fort Washington.

Prince George's County Police will announce Monday that they're obtained a warrant for the arrest of a third suspect in the murder of activist Lenny Harris.

Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker made a late push to get a slots referendum introduced in the General Assembly, despite maintaining that he's still on the fence when it comes to gambling in Prince George's County.

Jos Roozen was born in Holland on March 21, 1947. His family has grown flower bulbs since the early 1800's. Jos worked on the family farm part time while studying horticulture.

Maryland Sen. Douglas J.J. Peters said he plans to introduce a bill Monday on County Executive Rushern Baker's behalf that would call for a statewide referendum deciding whether to bring slot machines to Prince George's County, with the stipulation that a majority of county residents be in favor of gambling.

Jefferson-Houston Meeting Monday ACPS will hold another meeting to discuss design of the new Jefferson-Houston school on Monday, February 6 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM in the school's multipurpose room.

Prince George's County police said they are looking for additional suspects believed to be involved in the death of an Alexandria activist whose body was dumped in a Fort Washington well.

U.S. marshals are looking for a teenager wanted on a charge of rape, and they are asking the public for information that could lead to his arrest.

Alexandria activist, Lenwood 'Lenny' Harris, 53, went missing in September. He was last seen around 9:00 P.M. at the Charles Houston Recreation Center in the Old Town area of Alexandria.

FORT WASHINGTON, Md. -- Prince George's County Police say a man who was found in a well last week died of a gunshot wound.

The body pulled from a Fort Washington well has been identified as Alexandria activist Lenwood "Lenny" Harris, according to Prince George's County Police.

Police say a man whose body was pulled from a well in Fort Washington was a homicide victim.

Prince George's County authorities were digging up a well Saturday where a body is believed to be buried.

UPDATE: The body has been extracted from the well. An autopsy and identification of the body will be done on Sunday.