Berwyn Heights News

Officials in Berwyn Heights, Greenbelt and College Park would like to follow New Carrollton's lead by adding their own school zone speed cameras, but aren't sure when they'll be ready to do so.

Germantown resident Ainsley R. Gordon Jr., 26, died Wednesday after suffering third-degree burns over his entire body from a fire at the FSK Food and Fuel Exxon station in Frederick.

Berwyn Heights Elementary School students sixth-grader Steven Williams, 11; his brother, third-grader Austin Williams, 8; sixth-grader Krisbelle Ceballos, 10; and her brother, fourth-grader Christian Ceballos, 9, all of Berwyn Heights slime Berwyn Heights Elementary School principal Karen Singer on Friday in front of the entire student body.

For years, many College Park residents have complained about the steady infiltration of their neighborhoods by student renters.

Prince George's County firefighters work to rescue residents trapped by a fire Saturday morning at the Empirian Village apartments in Greenbelt.

Berwyn Heights residents were largely in favor of installing speed cameras at school zones at the Oct.

Lights, camera, tickets. In Prince George's County, that will soon be the case for many speeders.

A Greenbelt apartment fire injured 8 civilians, including several children, and a firefighter with numerous rescues of trapped residents.

A firefighter suffered burns and at least 5 other people were also injured after a 3 alarm fire broke out shortly before 9AM, at 5925 Cherry Wood Terrace in the Berwyn Heights/Greenbelt, MD area.

After Greenbelt Metropark developers assured the Berwyn Heights Town Council that their concerns, including pedestrian safety and town traffic, would be addressed, the council withdrew its opposition to 151 townhomes in the proposed area at its Oct.

Bumbling Prince George's County, Maryland Sheriff Michael Jackson wants a promotion.

He's overseen an overly aggressive police department responsible for a number of botched police raids, including the now infamous 2008 raid on Berwyn Heights, Maryland Mayor Cheye Calvo.

Firefighters and paramedics work at the scene of a two-car crash on Monday that resulted in one driver being trapped at the intersection of Rhode Island and Sunnyside avenues in Beltsville.

The four-bedroom home in Berwyn Heights has a large, screen-enclosed back porch overlooking a large fenced back yard.

The call came in at 8:30 a.m. Montgomery County police arrived at the Germantown crime scene near the intersection of Wisteria Drive and Misty Meadow Terrace to find a mess of green and yellow spray paint.

After the latest round of state budget cuts the question on the minds of many Marylanders is, "What's next?" The answer might be the big pot of money that pays for many road and transit projects, the Transportation Trust Fund.

Megan Cooley-Klein, a senior from Laurel and president of the Science and Technology Mentoring Society jokes with a small group of incoming freshmen at the orientation Aug.

An abandoned house on 58th Ave. has become an eyesore and a "symbol" of all that is wrong with Prince George's County government's ability to correct serious quality of life issues in the town of Berwyn Heights, according to Mayor Cheye Calvo.

The Beltsville and Calverton areas will continue to have two fire stations assisting residents, thanks to an agreement between the stations and Prince George's County.

State transportation officials and representatives from the University of Maryland, College Park, insist they are still a long way from deciding whether the Purple Line will run along Campus Drive, despite Governor Martin O'Malley's endorsement of the route Tuesday morning.