Tracee Wilkins

Some say the development planned around Guilford Woods near the University of Maryland would destroy much needed forest land. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports.

Democrats and Gov. Larry Hogan have differing priorities as the session gets underway. Tracee Wilkins reports.

Prince George’s County Public Schools will move to virtual learning due to rising COVID-19 case numbers and anxiety about the virus. News4’s Tracee Wilkins reports.

The gambling expansion is expected to bring in millions in state revenue. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports.

Neighbors are frustrated by the trucks which have been lining up outside a distribution center opened for the holidays. Tracee Wilkins explains what Prince George’s County and the U.S. Postal Service are doing about the issue.

Pat Lawson Muse and Tracee Wilkins discuss the life and legacy of Melvin Lindsey – the pioneering radio host who developed the slow-jam format while at WHUR in Howard University. The News4 journalists talk about Lindsey’s impact on them and the special report: “Quiet Storm: Melodies, Moods & Mixes of Melvin Lindsey”.

The Prince George’s County Council approved a new district map late Tuesday after more than 150 people criticized the plan as politically motivated gerrymandering that disenfranchises residents.  Six members of the council approved the map after citizen after citizen begged council members not to divide longstanding communities.  Those in favor of the new district map called it a long-needed...

Residents in Prince George’s County will weigh in on the county council’s attempt to drastically reshape its district lines. People opposed call it gerrymandering. But people in favor say it’s an improvement to community boundaries. News4’s Tracee Wilkins reports.

The Prince George’s County state’s attorney released a list on Friday with the names of police officers who she will not allow to testify in court because of alleged credibility issues.

The Prince George’s County state’s attorney released a list on Friday with the names of police officers who she will not allow to testify in court because of alleged credibility issues.  The list includes the names of 45 current and former Prince George’s County Police Department officers, plus 12 officers from other agencies in the county. The officers could...

Four friends are seeking justice after Prince George’s County police shot and killed their dog in June after allegedly entering an apartment without a warrant while investigating a dog bite report, lawyers said.

Officers of color filled a lawsuit agains the Prince George’s County Police Department alleging a racist work environment and retaliation. Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports.

Prince George’s County settled a major lawsuit filed by county police officers who alleged racial discrimination and retaliation.

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...

A man who admitted to stabbing the deputy says authorities aren’t telling the whole story about what happened. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports.

Prince George’s County’s state’s attorney has created a list of police officers who she will not allow to testify based on discipline records. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports.

Health officials begin vaccinating residents in houses of worship to build confidence and create convenience for residents. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports.

Kidney disease has caught many Prince George’s County residents off guard. One D.C.-area doctor tells News4’s Tracee Wilkins that every African-American person should ask their health care provider about kidney health.

A newly unedited report on the police department details oversight failures, allegations of racism and reveals why the ex-chief left as the county counters with its own report. News4’s Tracee Wilkins reports.

A newly unredacted report that’s part of a federal lawsuit filed by Black and Latino officers against the Prince George’s County Police Department details a lack of oversight within the department, possibly explaining why some officers of color have filed lawsuits seeking justice.  Former police chief Hank Stawinski said he tried to resign from the department in December 2018,...