A former employee of a Maryland bus company said she was not surprised by the news that a school bus driver was charged with DWI while driving students, and said she questioned the company’s hiring practices.

The Prince George’s County Council is rescheduling Tuesday’s public hearing on a controversial map amendment that would clear the way for a major development that some Bowie residents oppose.

A Maryland state delegate is holding a town hall meeting Tuesday evening after a News4 report about tall grass along some areas of Route 210 in Prince George’s County.

The Maryland Board of Education charged the chair of the Prince George’s County Board of Education with incompetency, willful neglect of duty and misconduct in office, according to a letter obtained by News4.

Prince George’s County settled a lawsuit brought by fallen police Detective Jacai Colson’s family.

A Prince George’s County judge threw out a controversial redistricting map that opponents called blatant gerrymandering.

Less than a week before Prince George’s County Public Schools begins the new schoolyear, more than 2,000 students are unaccounted for following distance learning.

Prince George’s County has settled a lawsuit brought by officers of color who alleged racial discrimination, retaliation and unfair promotion practices within the Prince George’s County Police Department.  A settlement was reached this past weekend after a 2 1/2 year battle and more than $17 million in taxpayer dollars spent by County Executive Angela Alsobrooks’ administration.  Most of the...

Three Seat Pleasant police officers have been suspended after body camera video obtained by News4 appeared to show misconduct among some officers. One of the officers suspended with pay is Marcellus Loving, who has a history of complaints ranging from unbecoming conduct to civil rights violations, sources from within the Seat Pleasant Police Department previously told News4. Body camera video…

The Prince George’s County Police Department found an officer guilty of unbecoming conduct and making a false representation after she tried to charge two white officers with using excessive force against a Black driver. The department ruled Lt. Sonya Lancaster’s investigation violated department policy. Now, her job is on the line after 20 years with the department. “I’m very...