4 hrs ago | Patch.com
Handmade on Hamilton on Budget Chopping Block
With the city of Hyattsville facing a $1.6 million budget shortfall next year , the Handmade on Hamilton street festival is set to be cut from the city's budget.
8 hrs ago | Bangor Daily News
Job market overlooks too many veterans
They've stared down enemies, carried hundreds of pounds of gear in the desert sun, run complex computer programs and saved lives.
13 hrs ago | The Epoch Times
Senator Cardin Optimistic about Immigration Reform
Senator Cardin speaks with community leaders at an immigration reform roundtable at Casa De Maryland in Hyattville, Md., on May 21.
Get Out Greenbelt: Kenny Chesney Concert, Bike Rally, Face Painting at the Movies
Each week, Patch puts together a list of local activities and events going on in your area this weekend.
Effort seeks to crack down on prostitution, human trafficking and gang activity
Those accused of prostitution, human trafficking and gang activity may no longer be the only ones in trouble for the illegal activity; a Prince George's County proposal also seeks to target the owners of the properties where the crimes take place.
Authorities ID man found dead at Md. marina
Maryland Natural Resources Police say the man found in the water at Holiday Hill Marina in Mayo on Wednesday evening was 70-year-old William Eckert of Hyattsville.
New Hyattsville Council, Staff to be Sworn In
Hyattsville's six new City Council members take the oath of office later tonight down at city hall.
Hyattsville Keeps Property Tax Rate Level
Editor's Note - This article has been corrected. An earlier version of this article incorrectly described positions taken by Council Member Edouard Haba during discussion of the tax rate at Monday's meeting.
New Hyattsville Council Members Sworn In
UPDATE - "It's official!" Announced Hyattsville Mayor Marc Tartaro. He was speaking just after the the Hyattsville City Council formally certified the results of the city's May 7 election during the first of two council meetings slated for tonight.
Hyattsville Council Attendance Report
Attendance has been an issue for the Hyattsville city council in the past. Now, with a newly reconsituted city council, we're giving you a tool to help track your local leaders' attendance records.
For the young, cracked cellphones speak volumes
Brittany Lofton spots them all the time: teens and college students clutching their beat-up cellphones, with cracks spider-webbed across the screens.
Gateway Arts District gets $240,000 grant to foster arts
The partners involved in the Prince George's County Gateway Arts District are about to start thinking a lot bigger.
34th Hyattsville House Tour Today
The 34th annual Historic Hyattsville House Tour kicks off later this afternoon. This year's event features nine houses.
Metro Delays, Track Work Scheduled Through Sunday
Traveling on Metro this weekend? Stay informed about delays. Metro will perform system rebuilding work on all but one line in this weekend.
Bicyclists encourage a healthy commute with Hyattsville Bike to Work Day pit stop
Diana Gough of Hyattsville gives a banana to her son Carlos Gough, 6, Friday morning at Hyattsville's Magruder Park, which was a refreshment stop for cyclists participating in Bike to Work Day, an annual nationwide event that encourages people to commute on bicycles.
Parents divided on sixth-graders heading to Hyattsville Middle
Sixth-grade classes will no longer be offered at Hyattsville Elementary and Riverdale Elementary schools, leaving some parents worried about how younger students will adjust to their new surroundings.
Native Plant Sale, Cupcakery Birthday Celebration, and More in Prince George's County this Weekend
Each week, Patch puts together a list of local activities and events going on in your area this weekend.
The Marshall coaching staff remains on the recruiting trail and committed to continue to deepen the roster with talent at all positions.
Protecting Pedestrians: Bike Rack Use Helps Increase City's Safety
Bike racks enhancing Hyattsville have been making a positive impact for pedestrian safety and travelers, according to community data and investigation.
College Park Metro Station Closed During UMD Commencement Weekend
If you were hoping to avoid some of the traffic along Route 1 this weekend, when thousands of University of Maryland students and their families will be on campus for commencement, take note that three Metro stations will be closed along the Green Line.