Bowie entrepreneur pleads guilty to Medicaid fraud

Tina Jackson-White, the owner and president of a medical equipment company, likely faces more than two years in prison.

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How to to get rid of ants in 3 simple steps

University of Maryland entomologist Mike Raupp offers a few simple solutions to get rid of ants.

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Stepson in custody after D.C. officer killed

The man accused of killing his stepfather, who was a D.C. police detective, turned himself in to Prince George's County Police just after 6:30 Tuesday evening.

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Bowie State to host a biotechnology symposium

Bowie State University to host a biotechnology symposium

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Low-speed school bus collision sends 25 to hospital

Two Prince George's County school buses collided Tuesday afternoon sending more than two dozen people to the hospital with bumps and bruises.

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Trial begins for Md. man in Iran satellite case

Trial begins for Iranian-American accused of helping Iran launch its first satellite

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Help for Texas town pours in from around the country

A foundation for fallen firefighters is stepping in to help the families of the 10 firefighters killed in last week's fertilizer plant explosion in Texas.

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Weather Service confirms tornado near Largo, Md.

Weather Service confirms tornado with winds up to 85 mph near Largo, Md.

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Driver fires shots after crashing car near Beltway

Shots were fired after a driver crashed his car in Prince George's County Sunday night.

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Man's body found in Bladensburg

A body was found Sunday afternoon in Prince George's County and police are conducting a death investigation.

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Crime victims of Md. to be recognized at services

Crime victims in Maryland are being mourned this weekend at statewide memorial services.

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Experts: Ricin like that in letters easy to make

Experts: Ricin like that mailed to president, US senator is relatively easy to make

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PG hazmat team called to mail processing center

Prince George's County's hazmat team was called to a federal mail processing center in Landover to help federal agents who are investigating suspicious letters to members of Congress and the president.

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Homeland security analyst: 'It only takes one' bomber

Despite heading-off many potential terrorist events in the years since Sept. 11, 2001, the bombing at the Boston Marathon points out local, state, and federal law enforcers can't prevent every attack.

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$90M awarded to family of girl struck and killed by car

A Prince George's County jury has awarded $90 million to the family of a 13-year-old girl who died after being struck by a car as she tried to cross the street to reach her bus stop.

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Fake speed cameras used to slow drivers in Laurel

As an effort to deter speeding, authorities in Laurel, Md. deployed fake speed cameras on Wednesday, reports NBC 4.

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School system power change draws mixed reaction

Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker III says he will immediately begin the process of searching for a new leader in his county's schools.

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2 vying to be PG schools head withdraw from race

2 vying to be PG school superintendent withdraw as Md. poised to let county exec pick

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Autopsy report: Shooter in U.Md. murder-suicide was intoxicated

The Maryland Office of the Chief Medical Examiner determined that 23-year-old Dayvon Green had a blood alcohol level of 0.14 percent when he shot Stephen Rane, 22 of Ellicott City, four times, killing him. Autopsy reports from the murder-suicide were released this week now that prosecutors have closed their investigation.

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Md. Senate approves schools takeover plan for Prince George's County

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