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New Carrollton City Council Votes 4-1 to Remove Mayor Phelecia Nembhard (opens the original)
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New Carrollton’s City Council voted 4-1 to oust Mayor Phelecia Nembhard, alleging that she violated the city’s indefinite hiring freeze by reinstating former employees. The Sep. 9 council hearing was tense, and a supporter of Nembhard was escorted out by police. Nembhard was the first African American, first Caribbean American, and first woman to serve in her role when elected in 2020. “How dare you come up here and accuse this God-fearing woman of lacking integrity,” said the ousted supporter.
System, Families Rally After 10,000 Students Lack Bus Routes During PGCPS Opening Week (opens the original)
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More than 10,000 Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) students started their first week of the 2026-2027 school year without clear bus routes. With a bus tracking app cited as having system failures across the county, the mishap caused a lot of confusion and forced many parents to drive their children to school themselves. PGCPS Superintendent Dr. Shawn Joseph characterized this as a “leadership failure.” “This is about more than responding to the challenges of one week,” Joseph said in
Sen. Chris Van Hollen 'Testing the Waters' for 2028 White House Bid (opens the original)
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Maryland Democratic Sen. Chris Van Hollen is testing the waters for a potential White House run in 2028, citing the need for a shakeup of status quo politics and a desire for policies that strongly benefit working families. “I do think both those races and others around the country show that there’s a real hunger for candidates who want to shake up a very broken status quo,” Van Hollen said. “I think voters are tired of the finger-in-the-wind politics, right? The folks who constantly are just en
Federal Judge Rules in Favor of Greenbelt FBI Headquarters (opens the original)
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A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration can’t cancel existing plans to relocate the FBI’s new headquarters to Greenbelt, the latest development in a conflict over the future of America’s largest investigative agency. District Court Judge Theodore Chuang ruled that the potential move violated the Administrative Procedure Act and would cause “irreparable injury” to Maryland and Prince George’s County. Maryland Democratic members of the U.S. House and Senate, including Sens. Chris Van H
Annual Negro League All-Star Game to Celebrate Legacy, Honor Women (opens the original)
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The Negro League Legends Hall of Fame (NLLHOF) is gearing up for the Annual Negro League East-West All-Star baseball game on Aug. 29 at Prince George’s Stadium, which is set to be a free, engaging faceoff and opportunity to pay homage to those who paved the way in what is often called America’s favorite pastime. “We are looking forward to an exciting family day at the ballpark. America’s game of baseball, a salute to the Negro Leagues celebrating the ball players who played for the love of the g
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