The Prince George’s County Department of Corrections has lost nearly a third of its workforce since the start of the pandemic, the News4 I-Team found. It’s a problem corrections officers say has compromised safety inside the jail and led to forced overtime, exhaustion and routine lockdowns at the facility.

With the number of anti-transgender bills already doubling around the country this year, many families raising transgender kids have very tough decisions to make, like a family that moved to Maryland from Texas.

A Maryland town placed a “do not enter” sign at its public beach to keep tourists out. The News4 I-Team spoke with a man who challenged this very issue of beach access in Connecticut and won.

News4 first showed a mess left after a condo ceiling came tumbling down last spring at Treetop Condominiums, trapping an elderly woman. It’s still unlivable.

The Prince George’s County executive selected former Houston Superintendent Millard House II as its next CEO of public schools, multiple sources with knowledge of the selection process confirmed to News4.

Fairfax County Public Schools is trying to find out who sent an anonymous racist email targeting a former high school cheerleading coach.

When the pandemic shut down the world, Darnley Hodge and his wife needed a way to keep their three small children safe but entertained. That’s why the Prince George’s County family spent their summers exploring nearby beaches along the Chesapeake Bay. But when the family arrived to Brownie’s Beach in Bayfront Park – a stamp-size beach in Calvert County...

As a shortage of special education teachers impacts schools and families across the D.C. region, a program at the University of Maryland prepares the next generation of special educators to help.

The News4 I-Team found almost 1,000 unfilled teaching positions for special education teachers, related service providers and teaching aides in school districts across the region.

The Maryland General Assembly voted in favor of doubling the number of speed cameras on one of the D.C. region’s deadliest roadways.