A 61-year-old man has been indicted on multiple charges in connection with the 1993 killing of 10-year-old George Burdynski Jr., known as “Junior,” who disappeared from his Brentwood neighborhood in Prince George’s County more than 33 years ago. (more…)
2Fifty Texas BBQ has been named one of the best restaurants in the D.C. area by Washington Post food critic Elazar Sontag. Located at 4700 Riverdale Rd. in Riverdale Park (Prince George’s County), 2Fifty came in at No. 26 on Sontag’s list of “The 40 Best Restaurants in and Around D.C.”
Bojangles is set to make its return to Upper Marlboro on Monday, November 2, reopening at 7571 SW Crain Hwy in Prince George’s County after being closed for several years.
A University of Maryland student who had been the subject of an extensive search has been found and reunited with his family, according to the University of Maryland Police Department (UMPD).
Update: Missing student has been found! Thanks to the immense efforts of UMPD and our entire community, Dilan has been reunited with family. We thank all Terps and community members who spread the word and supported this search,” UMPD announced Tuesday evening. Additional details were not provided.
The University of Maryland Police Department has provided an update on the search for 22-year-old Dilan Shaan Ashar, a University of Maryland student who has been reported missing.
The Prince George’s County Council has advanced legislation supporting the proposed Sphere at National Harbor, with a final vote scheduled for October 27. (more…)
A Silver Spring man won $50,000 on a Maryland Lottery Ravens scratch-off after uncovering five separate $10,000 prizes on his ticket. (more…)
Smashwala recently opened its new College Park location at 7110 Baltimore Ave., celebrating its grand opening on Friday and Saturday.
A Powerball ticket worth $200,000 was sold in College Park for the Wednesday, September 30 drawing, according to the Maryland Lottery
WSSC Water is urging customers in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties to use water only for essential purposes immediately after a power issue disrupted operations at its Potomac Water Filtration Plant.
A federal jury has convicted a Hyattsville man and an Ohio man for their roles in a multi-state conspiracy involving more than 150 stolen vehicles valued at over $6 million. (more…)