oin the Prince George’s County Office of Human Rights and the Prince George’s County Memorial Library System in conversation with author María Alejandra Barrios Vélez. Launching March 19, 2024, "The Waves Take You Home" is a heartfelt story about how the places we run from hold the answers to our deepest challenges, the death of her grandmother brings a young woman home, where she must face the past in order to become the heir of not just the family restaurant, but her own destiny. Violeta Sanoguera had always done what she was told. She left the man she loved in Colombia in pursuit of a better life for herself and because her mother and grandmother didn’t approve of him. Chasing dreams of education and art in New York City, and with a new love, twenty-eight-year-old Violeta establishes a new life for herself, on her terms. But when her grandmother suddenly dies, everything changes. After years of being on her own in NYC, Violeta finds herself on a plane back to Colombia, accompanied at all times by the ghost of her grandmother who is sending her messages and signs, to find she is the heir of the failing family restaurant, the very one Abuela told her to run from in the first place. The journey leads her to rediscover her home, her grandmother, and even the flame of an old love.

No matter your nutrition goals, adding plant-based foods to your diet is a great way to improve long-term health and maintain a healthy weight. During this nutrition workshop, learn tips and tricks for adding more plants to your plate from a Giant nutritionist. Registration required.

Families of two women and two young children murdered in Prince George’s County, Maryland, in 2010 are fighting to keep a convicted accomplice in prison. State’s Attorney Aisha Braveboy supports a new hearing for T’Keisha Gilmer, saying Gilmer was a victim herself. The victims – Dawn Brooks, her little boy and girl and their aunt – were found in a…

A young child and a man are dead after a Wednesday night triple shooting in Prince George's County, according to police.

Prince George’s County residents got a chance to share their concerns about crime and public safety with local leaders. News4’s Walter Morris has details on how organizers want to bridge the gap between policymakers and community members as they work on next year’s budget.

Facing unemployment due to COVID-19 mandates, the "Sons of Anarchy" actress opted to join the controversial social media platform.