Prince George County Maryland

FBI, Trump administration and Maryland

Maryland sues Trump administration for ‘illegal’ action to keep FBI headquarters in D.C.

The state of Maryland and Prince George’s County sued the Trump administration Thursday over its plans to keep the FBI headquarters in downtown Washington, D.C., a move that they said would “unlawful...

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Maryland sues Trump administration for blocking FBI headquarters move to Prince George's County

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Maryland Sues Trump Administration Over FBI Headquarters Reversal

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Maryland Sues Trump Administration for Canceling FBI Headquarters Plan

Maryland on Thursday sued the Trump administration over its decision to scrap a Biden-era plan to construct new FBI headquarters just outside of Washington, D.C., in the state.

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Maryland to sue Trump administration over canceled FBI move to Greenbelt: sources

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Maryland to sue Trump admin over FBI headquarters

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Prince George's County opens 2 new food pantries during government shutdown

As the longest government shutdown in American history stretches on, Prince George's County opened two new permanent food pantries.

The Diamondback

Prince George’s County group suggests policy changes, victim support to stop gun violence

The county had the second highest number of firearm-related deaths in Maryland between January 2015 and September 2025.

Hoodline

Man Faces First-Degree Murder Charges for 2024 Road Rage Killing of Nyah Hairston in Prince George's County

A man faces first-degree murder charges for the 2024 road rage killing of Nyah Hairston; authorities seek leads in two other cases, offering rewards for information.

WBAL-TV

Police charge Prince George's County man with murder in 2024 road-rage shooting

Police charged a Prince George's County man with murder in connection with a road-rage shooting last year that killed a 20-year-old woman. The case is Maryland's third road-rage killing under investigation by state police since 2022.

The Diamondback

Here’s where to get free food assistance in Prince George’s County

Federal judges ruled that Trump must preserve SNAP funding after the federal government initially paused the distribution of benefits effective Nov. 1.