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‘Animosity and jealousy': Lawsuit filed in Maryland towns' land battle
A Maryland town filed a lawsuit in its battle with a neighboring town over an old hospital site slated for redevelopment. Bladensburg is trying to annex the site, which Cheverly claims is an attempt to derail the project. Now, Cheverly filed two court actions claiming Bladensburg’s attempts to annex the abandoned hospital site is illegal. The lawsuit takes the...
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‘Animosity and jealousy': Lawsuit filed in Maryland towns' land battle
A Maryland town filed a lawsuit in its battle with a neighboring town over an old hospital site slated for redevelopment. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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Montgomery and Prince George's residents urged to curb water use
Crews are fixing dozens of water main breaks because of frigid weather. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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Civil Air Patrol to fly drones over several military bases in calibration flights
The Civil Air Patrol will be conducting calibration flights from Monday through Wednesday at the Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, Joint Base Andrews and the Washington Navy Yard.
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Essential-water-use-only request lifted in Montgomery, Prince George's counties
WSSC Water has lifted an essential-water-use-only request affecting Montgomery and Prince George’s County. “The water distribution system demand and pressure have stabilized, and water storage levels have returned to normal. The Potomac and Patuxent Water Filtration Plants continue to produce water, meeting customer demand,” WSSC said in a statement. WSSC Water had issued an urgent request on Sunday asking...
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Three people shot in Prince George's County home, torched truck found nearby
A woman and two men were shot Saturday inside a home in Clinton, Maryland, and the shooter is still on the loose.
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Three people shot, wounded in Prince George's County home
Two men and a woman were shot inside a home in Clinton, Maryland. News4’s Paul Wagner reports on the search for a suspect.
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Crime down in Prince George's, but more work to be done, chief says
Crime was down overall in Prince George’s County, Maryland, last year, but the chief of police says there’s still work to do. Total crime is down by 9% in the county, Chief Malik Aziz said. Violent crime is down 3%, and homicides are down 5%. “But if the stats say one thing and you don’t feel another, that’s a...
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Overall crime down in Prince George's County
Prince George’s County police says stats show crime dropped in 2024. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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Some Prince George's roads unplowed four days after snow
Residents in Prince George’s County are upset after going days with icy roads. News4’s Joseph Olmo explains what’s being done about it.
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Icy streets concern many residents of Prince George's County
Ice-covered roads remain in parts of Prince George’s County. News4’s Jackie Bensen spoke to residents.
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Controversial Tysons casino bill reintroduced in Virginia General Assembly
Democratic Virginia State Sen. Scott Surovell introduced a bill Tuesday that would establish an entertainment district in Tysons that would include a casino. News4’s Drew Wilder explains why some community members push back against it.
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Slush, ice on roads for morning commuters in Prince George's County
While the roads are better than they were on Monday, they are still dangerous to drive on from the snowstorm. Maryland State Police responded to 261 crashes on Monday due to dangerous conditions on the roads. News4’s Megan McGrath reports.
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Prince George's County residents face major snowstorm
Some were surprised by the road conditions during the major snowstorm Monday. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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‘Having a hard time keeping up': Snow plow trucks warn of dangerous conditions
Snow plow drivers are asking commuters to stay home as they try to clear out the roads from the snow. News4’s Megan McGrath reports.
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How Prince George's County is preparing for snow
News4’s Aimee Cho has the latest on how Prince George’s County is preparing for heavy snow.
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Prince George's County helps resident get her leaky roof fixed
A family received much-needed home improvements with the help of Prince George’ County. A roofing crew started early in Capitol Heights to help Towanna Wright, her daughter and her two grandchildren. Wright moved there in 2006 and bought the house in 2009. The family loves the home, but it needed repair. “The issues have been back and forth as far…
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Prince George's County fixes woman's leaky roof ahead of storm
Prince George’s County helped a woman get some much-needed home improvements. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
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Man killed, woman wounded in Landover gas station shooting
The deadly shooting brings the number of homicides in the county to 114 in 2024, a slight drop from the year before, which had more than 119 homicides.
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Man killed in double shooting at Landover gas station
The deadly shooting brings the number of homicides in the county to 114 in 2024, a slight drop from the year before, which had more than 119 homicides. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.