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Tensions Run High at Prince George's Crime Forum
Emotions boiled over in Prince George’s County Thursday evening during a community forum to discuss the recent uptick in violent crime.
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Emotions Erupt During Crime Forum in Prince George's
Emotions boiled over in Prince George’s County during a community forum to discuss the recent uptick in violent crime. News4’s Cory Smith reports.
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Debate Over Keeping the Commanders in Prince George's
With talks about a new Washington Commanders stadium heating up in both Virginia and Maryland, some Prince George’s County politicians are calling for the team to stay while a former Maryland governor says FedEx Field was a mistake that shouldn’t be repeated. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports.
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Plans for Prince George's Stadium Revealed
A report detailing Prince George’s County’s plans for a new Commanders stadium seems to align with what team President Jason Wright says he wants for the franchise. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports.
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Report Details Plans for New Commanders Stadium in Prince George's
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks detail their plan for a new stadium for the Washington Commanders in a report obtained by News4.
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Prince George's Wants to Keep Washington Commanders
Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins obtained a report detailing the county’s plan to build a new stadium and the community around it.
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Maryland Appeals Court Tosses Prince George's Redistricting Map
Some Prince George’s County residents are breathing a sigh of relief after the Maryland Court of Appeals threw out a redistricting map drawn by the County Council. The controversial map drew lines through some long-standing and historic communities. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins spoke with one resident who joined the lawsuit to stop it.
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Bill Would Give Control of Parks and Recreation Back to Prince George's County
Some youth coaches say Prince George’s County’s parks could have better sports recreation if the county had a control over its own programs.
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Control of Parks in Prince George's County Causes Controversy
Some youth coaches say Prince George’s County’s parks could have better sports recreation if the county had control over its own programs. A state created agency oversees the county’s recreation, but that’s not the case anywhere else in Maryland. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins explains why a bill addressing that is causing controversy.
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‘Playtime Is Over': DC, Prince George's Working Together to Reduce Carjackings
D.C. and Prince George’s County announced they will work together sharing information to reduce violent carjackings, most of which are being committed by kids as young as 12.
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Leaders From DC, Prince George's County Form Carjacking Task Force
Our region continues to be plagued by a spike in carjackings. Today, D.C. and Prince George’s County leaders came together to talk about the problem. But as News4’s Mark Segraves reports, they did more finger-pointing than discussing solutions.
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Greenbar Brings New Healthy Take Out Option to Prince George's County
Greenbar in Fort Washington is looking to add healthy takeout to the menu of options in Prince George’s County. News4’s Molette Green talks to the dynamic brother-sister duo on a delicious mission for the community.
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School Bus Safety: Gear Makes Kids More Visible to Drivers
The days are getting shorter, and that may leave some kids walking to and from the school bus in the dark. Here is some gear that can make children more visible to drivers.
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Man Accused of Fatally Shooting Fiancée Before Barricade in Upper Marlboro
News4’s Cory Smith spoke with neighbors who are still in shock.
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Woman Injured, Man Barricaded in Prince George's After Shooting: Police
A man is barricaded in a home, and a woman is injured in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, Thursday after a shooting report, police said.
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PGCPS Board of Education's Dysfunction Gets National Attention
A video about a Maryland school board is getting national attention and pitting Democrat against Democrat in Prince George’s County. Tracee Wilkins reports.
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Neighbors Concerned About Impact New School Could Have on Community
Residents in Fort Washington, Maryland, are fighting against the location of a new school. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports they fear clearing trees along East Swann Creek and building anything could add to flooding issues they already endure.
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4 Metro Stations in Maryland Closed into September
Four stations on Metro’s Green and Yellow lines in Maryland will be closed until early September for platform reconstruction.
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Prince George's County Lifts Most Capacity Limits
Prince George’s County lifts most capacity restrictions but will still require face masks indoors and crowded outdoor spaces. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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Plans for New Schools Draw Protests in Prince George's
The Prince George’s County Public School system is quickly moving forward with its plan to build six new schools in the next three years, but school officials are getting pushback from the community.