Veteran OB/GYN and Army physician Dr. John Herbert Niles Jr. has died at 88. A pioneer in women's healthcare, he served the D.C. area for decades.

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The Prince George's Chamber of Commerce supports new legislation advancing the proposed Sphere at National Harbor. Final council vote set for Oct 27.

Jocelyn Route, Prince George’s County register of wills nominee, urges residents to prioritize estate planning amidst rising costs.

Councilmembers debate utility rates and parking fines as D.C. moves toward implementing the Eric's ID Amendment Act of 2026.