Morningside News

Donald Brown, who has worked for 20 years for the Prince George's County Department of Transportation, is about to face his second round of furloughs.

Heros come in all shapes and sizes. WHAS11's Melissa Swan introduces you to an amazing youngster who was told he'd never walk.

Thousands of students in inner Beltway and southern Prince George's County communities will go to new schools in the fall, as a result of a boundary change plan adopted by the school board Tuesday.

The internet would have you believe print media's already dead, but soon as the power goes out, all those nerds start reaching for the newspaper.

Prince George's County's decision to close eight schools and consolidate others has many nervous parents are wondering where their kids will be going to class.

Morningside Elementary School fifth-grade students will sell flowers beginning Friday through April 7 to raise money to attend Outdoor School this spring.

Pauline Anson-Dross is ready for Cupid this year. ''Oh yeah, we're feeling the love -- any excuse for a party!'' Anson-Dross' popular, lesbian, party-rock band, Wicked Jezabel, will throw a concert and dance ...

Three people had to be extricated and six more taken to the hospital after a five-car pile up in District Heights Wednesday.

Second grade students Libby Klein, left, and Sam Stahl paint pots to give as belated Christmas presents at Morningside Elementary School.

A call for revisions to the Prince George's County school funding priority list has Bowie area residents worried that long sought construction plans may again be put on hold.

After seeing many of her classmates cry at a book fair because they could not afford to buy anything, Alexis Campos knew something had to be done.

It's been a year of change, and the Morningside Mustangs aren't letting it end without adding a little of their own.

In the spirit of the holidays, kids at Morningside Elementary in Great Falls are making change...with their pocket change.

Two men were convicted last week of separate murders in 2005 and 2007. Donnell Leroy Hunter, 37, of Temple Hills was convicted Nov.