Ashanti Billie's alleged killer not competent to stand trial, judge says
The man who police say murdered Prince George’s County native Ashanti Billie after abducting her from a Virginia military base will not stand trial unless his mental health can be restored.
Prince George's County chef temporarily shutting down restaurant to help feed community in need
It’s a special day for Chef Jordan of Jordan's Bistro in Temple Hills.
Prince George’s County officer charged with sex crimes involving a minor
A Prince George’s County police officer is facing charges for sex crimes involving a minor.
UMD researchers using machine to study how people spread COVID-19
These days at the University of Maryland, they’re saying “gesundheit” for much more than sneezes.
Prince George’s County reaches $20M settlement in case of officer allegedly shooting handcuffed man to death
Prince George’s County officials have reached a $20 million settlement in the case of a man who was shot to death by an officer while he was handcuffed in the back of a police vehicle.
Prince George’s County man suspected of killing his girlfriend arrested in North Carolina
A Prince George’s County man accused of shooting his girlfriend to death in a Chillum apartment they shared together has been arrested in North Carolina.
Man killed after slamming SUV into Prince George's County home
Authorities in Prince George’s County tell FOX 5 a man is dead after his SUV slammed into a Seat Pleasant home and caught fire Saturday morning.
5-year-old battling sickle cell anemia needs blood cell donor
Kamron Burrows, a personable 5-year-old from Upper Marlboro, MD is battling in a fight for his life living with Sickle Cell Anemia. His only hope would be finding a matching blood cell donor, and his best chance would be Black donors and those of African descent. Register to be a donor to help save Kamron at www.bethematch.org
Prince George’s County police investigating early morning deadly shooting
Prince George’s County police are investigating after a man was shot to death in Laurel early Monday morning.
Maryland Terrapins post fall football schedule
Terps football fans can start marking their calendars.
Montpelier Farms to open Saturday
Montpelier Farms will open this weekend for fall festivities - with coronavirus restrictions in place.
Laundromat owner stabbed to death in Capitol Heights, police say
The owner of a laundromat in Capitol Heights was stabbed to death Thursday evening, according to police in Prince George's County.
Prince George's County announces additional phase 2 reopening guidelines
Prince George's County announced additional phase 2 reopening and safety guidelines on Wednesday amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Hackers attack Prince George's County virtual back-to-school night with racial slurs
Hackers briefly took over a Prince George’s County virtual back-to-school night, using profanity and repeating a racial slur.
Group of teens caught on video riding golf cart on Prince George's County highway
A shocking video shared on social media over the weekend shows a group of teens riding in a golf cart on a highway in Prince George's County.
Father, baby daughter shot near Glenarden Community Center in Prince George's County, police say
A man and his baby daughter were shot near the Glenarden Community Center in Prince George's County Friday evening.
Toddler, man shot in Glenarden
Police are investigating after a 15-month-old and a man were shot in Glenarden Friday night.
Prince George’s County police investigating double homicide in Oxon Hill
Prince George’s County police are investigating after two men were found shot to death in Oxon Hill.
Cheverly mired in floodwaters while rains hammer DMV
After rains hammered the District and Montgomery County, Thursday’s storm turned its attention to Prince George’s County in the late afternoon, miring the community of Cheverly in impassable floodwaters.
Police in Prince George's County accused of rubber stamping use of force
One of Maryland's largest police departments appears to routinely “rubber stamp” the use of force by officers who disproportionately wield it against Black citizens, a plaintiffs' expert said in a court filing Thursday for a lawsuit accusing the department of racial bias.