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3-alarm fire breaks out at Md. car dealership
A three-alarm blaze has caused significant damage in the repair shop of a Prince George's County car dealership.
D.C. man arrested in killing of woman in District Heights
Prince George's County police say a District of Columbia man has been arrested in connection with the killing of a woman in District Heights.
WSSC to raise water rates by 7.5 percent in July
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission customers will see their rates by 7.5 percent on July 1.
Laurel toddler nearly drowns in her bathtub
A Maryland toddler is in critical condition after nearly drowning in the bathtub at her home in Laurel.
Maryland man gets life for state trooper's death
A man who shot an off-duty Maryland state trooper who kicked him out of a restaurant was ordered Thursday to spend the rest of his life behind bars by a judge who called him a threat to society and liable to kill again if free.
Motorcyclist killed in crash caused by buzzard
Prince George's County police say a man was killed in a motorcycle crash that was partly caused by a collision with a buzzard.
Prince George's schools honored for website
The website for the Prince George's County public school system is being honored.
Road rage in Temple Hills involved gunfire, hit-and-run
Prince George's County Police are investigating a case of road road rage that involved gunfire and a hit-and-run.
Prince George's Co.'s housing market is red hot
Prince George's County had been struggling along with the country during the foreclosure crisis but now, the numbers tells a different story. Prince George's County may actually be surging.
Man killed by hit-and-run driver in Lewisdale
Police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run Saturday night along University Boulevard in Lewisdale.
Maryland man arrested for having 23 pounds of pot
Prince George's County police found over 23 pounds of pot in a Suitland apartment Friday morning.
Woman found guilty in Oxon Hill acid attack
Tamara Jackson, 31, was found guilty of second degree assault, reckless endangerment, conspiracy to commit first degree assault and solicitation of first degree assault in the 2010 incident, which also injured the victim's 3-year-old daughter.
Developer who bribed county executive sentenced
A real estate developer who acknowledged bribing former Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson has been sentenced to 18 months in prison.
Inner Loop reopens after a crash before Md. 450
The Inner Loop of the Capital Beltway prior to Md. 450 is now open.
Bouncer at Md. bar charged with assaulting patron
A bouncer at a popular bar in College Park has been charged with beating up a customer.
Police seek 3 suspects in College Park carjacking
Prince George's County police are searching for three men in connection with a carjacking near the University of Maryland campus in College Park.
WSSC repairing 16-inch water main
Homeowners in parts of Prince George's County may continue to experience low- or no water pressure as the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission fixes a 16-inch water main that burst.
Police search for robbery suspect at U of Md.
The campus police at the University of Maryland have issued an alert after a robbery Tuesday night.
'Take 30 for Traffic' launches in Prince George's County
Prince George's County has the greatest number of fatal vehicle accidents in Maryland, and police have declared that enough is enough: speeders, aggressive and distracted drivers are making the streets more dangerous.
Secret Service to undergo ethics training
U.S. Secret Service agents will be getting ethics training from professors at Johns Hopkins University following a prostitution scandal in Colombia.
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