Tracee Wilkins
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Prince George's County Council awarded millions to ‘best friend' of council chair (opens the original)
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The Prince George’s County Council has awarded millions of dollars in grants this year to an organization with close ties to Council Chair Krystal Oriadha but has not publicly said why the organization was chosen and for what the funds will be used. Using documents obtained through an open records request, the News4 I-Team found the council awarded awarded nearly $8.6 million in two installments to Community on the Frontline, an organization run by Janna Parker, whom Oriadha has repeatedly descr
Inside the Prince George's fight for control of millions in park, planning funds (opens the original)
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On Friday, a judge delayed a September hearing in the ongoing legal fight between Prince George’s County and the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission – a battle over control of tens of millions in taxpayer dollars. The parties were expected to be in court Monday, Sept. 21, to hear arguments in a case over the county’s efforts to transfer $39.3 million from the bi-county parks and planning commission to itself. That hearing, at the request of the county, was postponed to Nov. 16
Turning Point USA's Professor Watchlist is down. Instructors describe its impact (opens the original)
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This week marks one year since the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. While the nonprofit he created, Turning Point USA, is still working to engage young conservative voters ahead of the midterms, one of Kirk's more controversial legacies seems to be on hold. Kirk created the Professor Watchlist 10 years ago on Turning Point USA’s website. Users were able to search college professors based on themes including "racial ideology,” "LGBTQ" and "diversity, equity and inclusion.” Stream NB
‘You come Monday, someone's gone': How immigration enforcement is affecting DMV schools (opens the original)
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Fatima has only been a student in the United States for about five years, but in that short time, the teenager said she’s seen changes in how other high schoolers treat her amid increased immigration enforcement operations in America. “Every U.S.A. citizen is always making jokes about like, ‘Oh, I'm calling I.C.E.’ I'm always hearing that,” the immigrant from Central America said. Stream NBC4 newscasts for free right here, right now. Another teen told News4 the stepped-up federal enforcement has
Prince George's County sheriff's chief of staff on leave after I-Team questions (opens the original)
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A senior member of the Prince George’s County Sheriff’s Office has been placed on leave, one day after News4 asked questions about their recent social media post. The chief of staff to the Prince George’s County sheriff also faces a complaint of retaliation brought by the president of the local police union in connection to the post. Stream NBC4 newscasts for free right here, right now. Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 112 President Garry Yancy said he filed the complaint against the chief of sta
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