Bladensburg News Archives

Sgt. Jerry Manley of the Prince George's Police removes items from the Parkway Pawn Shop on Thursday afternoon in Bladensburg.

Elizabeth Seton High School in Bladensburg left a lasting impact upon Sister Ellen Marie Hagar's life.

A Forestville man was arrested Friday night and charged with first-degree murder in a fatal shooting a day earlier in Temple Hills.

Bladensburg police said a suspected drunken driver hanged himself in a cell at the town's police station early Sunday.

Bladensburg Police officials say a man from Langley Park apparently hanged himself in a cell in their police station after being arrested for driving without a license and, apparently, intoxicated.

A suspected drunken driver hanged himself in a cell at the town's police station early Sunday, Bladensburg police said.

Archbishop Neale School in La Plata will hold a reception for its new principal, Anne Hedian.

Jessica Skinner, 17, of Lanham works July 29 outside the sterilization unit at the Prince George's Hospital Center in Cheverly.

Norman Livsey, president of the East Pines Civic Association, and Alice Bishop, president of the Templeton Knolls Civic Association, talk with Prince George's County Fire Chief Eugene A. Jones at an Aug.

A Maryland state trooper who took a routine complaint from a woman about a stolen debit card number uncovered an alleged identity-theft scheme that led this week to an arrest of a teen who authorities said had more than 80 credit cards and a machine to make them.

A Maryland state trooper who took a routine complaint from a woman about a stolen debit card number uncovered an alleged identity-theft scheme that led this week to an arrest of a teen who authorities said had more than 80 credit cards and a machine to make them.

Gov. Martin O'Malley answers questions Friday from residents of the 21st District with members of the legislative delegation including Joseline Pea-Melnyk and Ben Barnes at Granville Gude Park.

Maryland jurisdictions will receive $23 million from a federal grant program to hire new police officers.

Communities throughout the Hyattsville/Port Towns area will join others nationwide Tuesday in holding National Night Out events focused on community involvement in crime prevention.