Women emerged as some of the biggest winners in the June 23 primary elections, capturing nominations for county executive, county council and other key local offices across Prince George's, Howard and...
Polling locations across the Laurel area saw a surge of evening voters Tuesday as polls prepared to close in Maryland's primary election and candidates made their final appeals to constituents.
While...
Two local legislators have accused a candidate for Prince George’s County Council of misleading voters into believing they have endorsed him.
In an April 17 joint letter to Streetcar Suburbs Publishing,...
The race for Prince George’s County Council District 1 is heating up after three candidates entered the race in hopes of winning this year’s election, which will result in the district’s first nonincumbent...
A boom in housing construction and population growth could lead to political redistricting in the City of Laurel after the City Council approved a new committee to redraw political maps.
During a March...
By PAUL RUFFINS
On Thursday, August 15th, President Biden and Vice President Harris held a rally at Prince George's Community College in Largo to announce their success in lowering the prices of prescription...
The unofficial results of the 2019 Hyattsville City Council elections were announced around 10:45 p.m. on Tuesday, May 7 at the City Building. All three incumbent candidates held on to their seats for...
By ROXANNE READY — Members of the Hyattsville City Council updated the city’s election code in December 2018 to distribute vote-by-mail ballots earlier, make it easier to report suspected campaign...
By EMILY STRAB — While the City of Hyattsville is not holding an election this year — municipal elections take place every two years on odd-numbered years — there are quite a few Hyattsville...
BY REBECCA BENNETT — The deadline to register to run for six open seats on the Hyattsville City Council passed Friday at 5 p.m. Several candidates submitted candidacy paperwork on the final day.
With...
BY REBECCA BENNETT — It was almost 11:30 p.m. on Jan. 5 when the Hyattsville City Council voted 7 to 4 to pass a charter amendment sponsored by Councilmember Patrick Paschall (Ward 3) that will allow...
BY REBECCA BENNETT — At the Dec. 1 Hyattsville City Council meeting, councilmembers continued a discussion on whether or not the city should lower the voting age to include 16 and 17-year-olds.
The...
