Former Prince George’s County councilmember to spend 1 year in jail
Former Prince George’s At-Large Council Member Mel Franklin will spend a year in jail. He learned his fate late Wednesday afternoon in front of Anne Arundel County Circuit Judge Mark Crooks. Franklin pleaded guilty in August to perjury and the misuse of more than $100,
Prince George’s County Animal Shelter stopping all dog adoptions, viewings due to ‘undetermined illness’
LARGO, Md. (DC News Now) — The Prince George’s County Animal Shelter said on Tuesday that it is stopping all dog adoptions and viewings due to a break out of an “undetermined illness” in the facility. The shelter said its staff is initiating ...
A water main break in Prince George's County is causing traffic headaches for Thursday morning commuters on US-1.
GREENBELT, Md. (DC News Now) — Residents in Prince George’s County were closely watching President-elect Donald Trump ...
Mel Franklin served as District 9 Council member and At Large Council member in the Prince George's County, Maryland, ...
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Alsobooks’ new term, along with the rest of Congress, will begin on Jan. 3, 2025. So what happens with the vacant Prince ...
The bill, initially presented to the council in September, would require businesses with at least 20 shopping carts to ...
Prince George’s County Animal Shelter in Maryland has halted all dog adoptions temporarily as workers respond to an illness. On Tuesday, the shelter said all dog adoptions are on hold until ...
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. — On Tuesday, the Prince George's County Council agreed to a bill that will provide a tax break ...
Former Prince George’s County Council member Jamel “Mel” Franklin was sentenced to one year of incarceration Wednesday after more than $130,000 of discrepancies in his campaign finances led to a ...
Former Prince George’s County Councilman Jamel Franklin was sentenced to one year in prison for embezzling campaign funds to ...
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