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Prince George’s County will lift maximum capacity restrictions for most businesses

Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks announced that the county will lift restrictions regarding maximum capacity levels for most business establishments and activities.

Laurel City Council member Carl DeWalt billed by city for volunteer cleanup

On April 4, Laurel City Council member Carl DeWalt led a small group of volunteers around the city to pick up trash. He then called the city to alert it that the trash was ready to be hauled away. To his surprise, DeWalt received three bills from the city totaling $185 for the trash removal.

Anne Arundel police identify victims of shooting in Maryland City that killed three, injured child

Anne Arundel County police confirmed the identities of the three victims of a murder-suicide that transformed a quiet Maryland City neighborhood into a crime scene Monday night.

Anne Arundel police: Three dead, child injured in Maryland City shooting believed to be a domestic incident

Three adults including the suspected shooter died Monday night and a child was injured in a shooting in Maryland City, Anne Arundel Police Department officials said.

Howard County police news from April 30-May 7

A sampling of Howard County police reports from April 30 to May 7.

Washington man arrested, charged with armed robbery and carjacking in Laurel

Detectives from Laurel Police Department arrested an 18-year-old Washington, D.C. man on May 5 and charged him with an armed robbery and carjacking that occurred earlier that morning.

Reservoir High students shine in business competition | NORTH LAUREL/SAVAGE

Reservoir High School students made an excellent showing at the virtual Future Business Leaders of America state conference last month. Sophomore Yuanchu Kambon and junior Joshua Hirschfeld placed second overall in their respective competitive events.

Howard County receives $1.5 million in state funding for Patapsco Regional Greenway and Savage Mill trails

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball on Tuesday announced $1.5 million in state funding for the Savage Mill Trail and a Patapsco Regional Greenway spur connecting Elkridge to the Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore County.

Glen Burnie man killed in fatal collision in Jessup; Howard police investigating

Howard County police are investigating a two-vehicle collision in Jessup that left a Glen Burnie man dead Tuesday evening.

Before alleged revenge fires, ex-Laurel police chief terrorized his daughter to get custody of her child, court filing claims

Former Laurel Police Chief David Crawford, in jail on charges he launched a serial arson campaign against perceived enemies, is now accused in a custody case of terrorizing his daughter, shooting up her homes and making threats to win custody of his granddaughter.

Howard County police news from April 23-30

A sampling of Howard County police reports from April 23 to 30.

Police investigating fatal motorcycle crash in Laurel

The Prince George’s County Police Department’s Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Unit is investigating a fatal motorcycle crash that killed an Upper Marlboro man on Sunday.

Young Laurel filmmaker’s vision is ‘Pure’; 14-minute short will be shown in Maryland Film Festival

Laurel resident Natalie Harris’ 14-minute short film “Pure,” which she wrote and directed for her thesis project at New York University, is now attracting attention in the film industry and will be shown in the Maryland Film Festival.

Wreaths Across America boosted by donation from Laurel’s Mission BBQ | OLD TOWN

Wreaths Across America at Old Town’s Ivy Hill Cemetery has received a donation of 138 balsam wreaths for veterans’ graves from Mission BBQ at Laurel Towne Centre.

Howard County police news from April 16-23

A sampling of Howard County police reports from April 16 to 23.

Thirteen people, including corrections staffer, charged in alleged smuggling ring at women’s prison in Anne Arundel

The Attorney General's Office announced that 13 people, including a dietary sergeant at the Maryland Correctional Institution for Women in Jessup, were indicted on various drug charges as they're alleged to have participated in a scheme to smuggle suboxone into the women's prison.

Laurel’s long-running St. Mark’s Emancipation Proclamation Celebration started in 1902, and more history bits and pieces

Laurel’s longest running community event is St. Mark’s Emancipation Proclamation Celebration, commemorating the end of slavery during the Civil War. The community celebration started in 1902 and continues to this day. And more history bits and piece about Laurel.

Howard County police news from April 9-16

A sampling of Howard County police reports from April 9 to 16.

Prince George’s police investigating fatal shooting of Laurel man

The Prince George’s County Police Department’s Homicide Unit is investigating the fatal shooting of a Laurel man on April 14.

Track problems at Laurel Park will shift racing to Pimlico starting next week

The Maryland Jockey Club has canceled three planned racing cards for this weekend and will shift the remainder of its spring meet to Pimlico Race Course as officials continue to assess problems with the main track surface at Laurel Park.

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