A member of the City Council, Kabir won a special election over the weekend to fill out the term of former Mayor Patrick Wojahn. He is the first Muslim mayor elected anywhere in Maryland. Continue reading →

A recent Washington Post story included tacos made by Taqueria La Placita in Edmonston, La Michoacana in Brentwood and Taqueria Habanero and Tacos a la Madre in College Park. Continue reading →

Investors about spent about $1.2 billion buying and developing new apartments in Prince George’s over the last year, making it the fourth largest market for multi-family housing in D.C. Continue reading →

A newly refurbished and extended one-mile trail allows bicyclists as well as walkers and runners to go along the southern side of the Northwest Branch of the Anacostia River. Continue reading →

Although Greenbelt was built on former tobacco fields farmed by several Black families and Black construction workers had helped build it, African-Americans were not allowed to apply to move in until the 1960s. Continue reading →

Hyattsville was at the forefront of a movement in the 1910s to impose racial segregation block-by-block in U.S. cities, an effort worth remembering this Martin Luther King Day. Continue reading →

The city of College Park is looking to rectify the damage done to the historically Black community of Lakeland in the 1970s. Continue reading →