Camp Springs News

As global economic worries continue -- and the fate of the US dollar remains unclear -- traditional commodities remain relatively attractive.

An Oxon Hill business partly owned by a Waldorf man is facing allegations that it has defrauded more than 550 churches nationwide, including a few local churches, by charging for kiosks it placed in parish halls.

Shortly before 1 p.m., an elderly, white man walked up to the Holocaust Museum at 14th and Independence Avenue SW with a rifle.

An Oxon Hill business is facing allegations that it has been defrauding churches nationwide by sticking worship centers with exorbitant bills for computer kiosks it placed in parish halls.

Eric Franklin, CEO of Erimax Inc. in Dunkirk, was awarded the 2009 Maryland Minority Small Business Champion of the Year by the Small Business Administration.

The Climate Prediction Center in Camp Springs, Md., says people along the Eastern seaboard will be among the U.S. residents enduring a hot summer.

Summer is three weeks away, but many regions already are sweating out unseasonably warm weather that promises plenty of dog days ahead.

It's crunch time. Just over two weeks until the June 12th nationwide digital television switch.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on Thursday predicted a 70 percent likelihood that this hurricane season will spawn nine to 14 named storms and four to seven hurricanes.

Largo residents Carolyn and Michael Tucker show their daughter, Mikayla, 3, her achievement award for learning to brush her teeth and increasing her social skills during the Parents of Children with Down Syndrome organization's second annual Achievement Award Night Celebration held Sunday at the Arc of Prince George's County.

Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in Beltsville held its annual science fair on Feb.

Joyce Dowling teaches a sign language class Feb. 26, the first of six free classes held at Davies Memorial Unitarian Universalist Church in Camp Springs.

A proposal for Prince George's County to spend $1.7 million to rent two new county offices in Landover and New Carrollton is raising more questions about county spending decisions in tight budget times.

A 28-year-old District Heights man is dead after a shooting in Camp Springs early Saturday morning.

Just days before the deadline for bids on five state slot machine gambling sites, developers are keeping mum about whether they are submitting proposals, but the hefty upfront fees that must accompany the ...

Natural gas futures declined to the lowest in more than two years in New York amid ample supplies and forecasts for milder weather next month that may limit withdrawals from storage.

As a Feb. 2 bid deadline for five Maryland slots licenses nears, developers interested in building a downtown Baltimore casino are indicating that the city's expectations of a financial windfall from a gambling ...

While millions of people watched the inauguration of Barack Obama on television, several Danville residents braved the crowds and the chill for a chance to witness the event in person.

Natural gas futures gained on a forecast for colder weather to cover most of the U.S. next week, boosting heating demand.

Local weather experts say that while average temperatures have been a little colder this December, it isn't necessarily a sign for the rest of the season.