Meet the University of Maryland Quidditch team, one of the top competitors in the country.

The fast-paced fantasy sport played by wizards and witches in J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series has stepped out of fantasy and cemented itself as a trophy-winning competitive game at the University of Maryland.

Newly released video shows how Sean Urbanski behaved after stabbing and killing Richard Collins. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports.

Sean Urbanski was found guilty of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of Lt. Richard Collins. News4’s Tracee Wilkins reports.

A judge dropped a hate crime charge against a white man who fatally stabbed a black man at the University of Maryland. Meagan Fitzgerald report.

A judge on Tuesday dismissed a hate crime charge against a white man who stabbed a black college student to death at a bus stop on the University of Maryland’s campus. But a jury trial continues for Sean Urbanski, 24, on a murder charge in the May 2017 killing of Richard Collins III. Prince George’s County Circuit Court Judge Lawrence…

Friends who were with 23-year-old Richard Collins III the night he was stabbed to death at the University of Maryland gave emotional testimony on Monday. News4’s Tracee Wilkins reports the prosecution rested its case.

A prosecutor says racist memes poisoned the mind of Sean Urbanski, motivating the white man to fatally stab a black college student on the University of Maryland’s campus. Urbanski doesn’t deny stabbing Richard Collins III that night in May 2017, but one of his lawyers says he was very drunk and there is no evidence that race was his...

Testimony started Wednesday in the case of a white University of Maryland student who is charged with killing a black student from Bowie State University at a bus stop. Sean Urbanski is facing murder and hate crime charges in the stabbing death of Lt. Richard Collins III. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins breaks down what happened in...

A woman heard a noise in her apartment and found a man wearing a towel hiding in her bedroom closet.

Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins dives into a new book by University of Maryland professor of history Richard Bell. Through his research, Bell tells the real-life stories of five free black boys who were kidnapped into slavery in the 1820s at the hands of a Maryland woman named Patty Cannon.

A bright, new mural in downtown College Park, Maryland, isn’t just pretty, it’s sending a message about what the University of Maryland is doing to save the state insect — the Baltimore checkerspot butterfly.

A bright, new mural in downtown College Park sends a message about what the University of Maryland is doing to save the state’s butterfly. News 4’s Juliana Valencia explains how the artists came up with the concept and why they hope it makes a difference.

Police are looking for two suspects after a gunshot was fired during an armed robbery at a home just one block from the University of Maryland Wednesday night. Students living nearby told News4’s Tracee Wilkins the incident has them considering moving back to campus.

Domonte Ward-Blake’s family say he is paralyzed from the waist down after his encounter with the police.

For years, the Prince George’s County Police Department has considered using body cameras. Now some community activists are asking what’s the hold up and want the county to take up legislation to make the cameras mandatory.

For years, the Prince George’s County Police Department has considered using body cameras. But they’re still not mandatory, and some community activists want to know why. News4’s Tracee Wilkins reports.

A popular local restaurant chain stopped serving hummus after reports of diners infected with salmonella.

Ralph Friedgen is one of the winningest coaches in University of Maryland football history, with seven bowl games, a national Coach of the Year award and an ACC Coach of the Year award, but after almost a decade of bringing the program into national prominence, “Fridge” was fired by a new athletic director. He’s only returned to campus a...

A teaching assistant who was arrested for sexually abusing an 8-year-old student had a history of misconduct allegations yet managed to keep his job for years, according to a News4 I-Team investigation.