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Prince George’s County, Maryland, has been sued by a group of business owners who say a new fee passed earlier this year by the county council that was signed into law by County Executive Aisha Braveboy is illegal.

Six people are in custody and five more could soon be charged too, in connection with a series of retail robberies going back at least a year and a half in Prince George’s County, Maryland.

A University of Maryland soccer player is the latest student athlete to sue the NCAA over eligibility concerns related to previously playing professionally, bringing the issue clouding the future of college sports to a courthouse in Prince George’s County.

A pair of studies is shining more light on how kids are using artificial intelligence, what they’re finding with it and how much their parents know about it.

Artificial intelligence is starting to make some candidates rethink the way they campaign for political office.

Fairfax County’s and D.C.’s public school systems were among those getting their school years started Monday, and students were greeted with fanfare and some new restrictions.

A 1917 silent film, thought to have been lost forever, lay forgotten for decades in storage at the University of Maryland’s Hornbake Library. The film, tit

Preparations are underway ahead of the bribery trial of D.C. Council member Trayon White. The Ward 8 council member is accused of taking cash for governmen

Maryland’s highest court ruled Wednesday that a long-shot candidate for Prince George’s County executive does not qualify for the November ballot, affirmin

In some Langley Park, Maryland, neighborhoods, vendors sell food, drinks and snacks from tents, canopies and even the backs of cars. For some residents, th