SEABROOK – As county officials look for solutions to decrease traffic-related accidents, the woman who died in a multi-vehicle collision in Clinton, Maryland on April 10 has been identified by Prince …
Taqueria Habanero brings Mexican favorites to College Park
By Aja Finger COLLEGE PARK — A Columbia Heights favorite has expanded, bringing bold, fresh, “99 percent authentic” Mexican flavors to the county. Taqueria Habanero is known for their inspired array o…
UMD Mens Lacrosse makes a statement against Villanova
[See more photos from this game in our gallery.] COLLEGE PARK – The 7-1 Maryland men’s lacrosse team returned to College Park March 16 for its first home game in nearly a month after three consecutive…
College Park residents look forward to Duvall Field renovations coming soon
COLLEGE PARK – Kennis Termini fondly remembers taking her three daughters to Duvall Field in College Park for the annual Spring Egg Hunt and Halloween Thing each year. “It was a great way to meet your…
Loh not retiring, staying on as UMD president
COLLEGE PARK – After announcing his decision to step down and retire at the end of the 2019 spring semester as the president of the University of Maryland, it was announced that Wallace Loh will be st…
College Sports Wrap-Up: No. 9 Maryland Women Basketball continue winning
BALTIMORE — The Maryland women’s basketball team scored Coach Brenda Frese’s 500th victory as a head coach at University of Nebraska on Jan. 8, then came home to top Michigan in another Big Ten battl…
Purple Line progresses and moves forward despite delays
COLLEGE PARK — The CEO of the Purple Line Transit Partners (PLTP) and community leaders gathered in College Park to give an update on the construction of the train and the impacts on the community wit…
Over a Month Later, Mold Persists at UMD
COLLEGE PARK – As if the University of Maryland didn’t have enough turmoil to deal with, students living in several dormitories on the main campus in College Park have had to face a mold outbrea…
New UASK DMV App aims to prevent sexual assault
COLLEGE PARK — Representatives from Men Can Stop Rape (MCSR), a local nonprofit organization, joined student leaders, sexual assault prevention experts, law enforcement officials and administrators fr…
College Park City Council budget amendments go into effect
COLLEGE PARK — The Mayor and the City Council of College Park voted to amend its Fiscal Year 2018 Operating and Capital Budget which went into effect on Aug. 7.…