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Judge pauses Prince George's Council's transfer of $39M in parks funding
A Prince George’s County circuit court judge ruled in favor of the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, granting a temporary restraining order against the Prince George’s County Council and saying the Council’s attempts to balance its budget by using $39 million of the commission’s money caused “immediate, substantial and irreparable harm to the commission.” M-NCCPC filed a lawsuit...
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Prince George's leaders react to lawsuit claiming park funds went to pet projects
Councilmember Ed Burroughs defended the council’s actions. Another said the state legislature may need to intervene.
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Prince George's County faces lawsuit over $39.3M in parks funding
The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission filed a lawsuit against Prince George’s County in a rift over millions of dollars the commission says county officials have unlawfully attempted to transfer during its annual budget process, the News4 I-Team has learned.
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Once a DC ‘gem,' residents show Fort Chaplin Park Apartments in disrepair
The I-Team saw dead rodents and what appeared to be mud seeping through the subfloor, with a pervasive stench of mold.
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‘Where are our priorities?' DC childcare pay fight clashes with sports deals
Proposed cuts to childcare workers’ pay come in a year D.C. is ramping up spending on marquee sports projects.
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Trump's ballroom and private donations: Watchdogs cite concerns if Congress approves
While potential congressional approval may quash the legal battle the ballroom faces, some government ethics watchdogs have remaining concerns about the millions in private dollars already given to fund it.
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Man shot by ICE in Maryland takes plea deal, faces deportation
A man shot by ICE officers during an arrest on Christmas Eve in Glen Burnie, Maryland, pleaded guilty to a federal charge of destroying government property and is now at risk of deportation.
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Ex-teacher at DC's Duke Ellington School sentenced to 16 years after sex abuse conviction
A former teacher at D.C.’s Duke Ellington School of the Arts was sentenced to 16 years in federal prison Friday. Mark Williams was convicted in February of sexually abusing a former student in about 2014 at the acclaimed Georgetown high school.
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As future of the White House ballroom project remains unclear, ethics watchdog calls for more transparency into its donors
Last fall, the president said more than $350 million has been raised for the project, which the White House estimates will cost around $400 million.
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‘He couldn't breathe': Family flags medical care of man shot by ICE in Maryland
ICE says officers shot Tiago Sousa-Martins in a neighborhood in Glen Burnie because he hit their cars and they feared for their lives.
