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Lateshia D. Beachum

Lateshia D. Beachum

Prince George’s County Government and Politics Reporter at The Washington Post

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Recent Articles

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Prince George’s grapples with the possibility of several vacant seats

If the county’s shifting political landscape tilts a certain way, as many as six special elections may have to be scheduled.
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Prince George’s considers tying its minimum wage to the cost of living

Prince George’s current minimum wage is $15 per hour — an amount set in 2017 under a 2013 law that implemented incremental increases to what employers must pay.
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Mother shot holding baby as domestic violence rises in Prince George’s

Nails became the 6th person this year to be killed by a romantic partner in Prince George’s, adding to a surge in domestic violence crimes in the Maryland county.
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Prince George’s celebrates its growing African immigrant community

To celebrate residents from countries such as Nigeria, Cameroon and Sierra Leone, the county is kicking off the weekend with an African heritage festival.
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Poll: Alsobrooks edges ahead of Hogan in Maryland Senate race

Angela Alsobrooks pulls ahead of Larry Hogan in the tight Senate race, reflecting new momentum after her Democratic National Convention speech.
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Poll: Alsobrooks, Hogan locked in a tight Maryland Senate race

A poll conducted by AARP shows Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks (D) and former governor Larry Hogan (R) deadlocked in their race.
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Ex-Pr. George’s council member pleads guilty to theft scheme, perjury

The charges stem from Mel Franklin using campaign funds to make personal payments, according to prosecutors. He faces a sentence of up to one year.
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Ex-Prince George’s council member accused of embezzling headed to c...

Mel Franklin (D) is accused of using at least $130,000 in campaign funds for personal expenses, including loans and cosmetic procedures for himself and a friend.
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The big issue roiling a small town: Does everyone deserve a second ...

In Maryland’s Brentwood community, the hiring of a convicted rapist has left residents concerned and leadership divided.
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Prince George’s voters choose candidates to fill at-large council seat

Jolene Ivey (D) and Michael Riker (R) emerge as the apparent top choices to fill the seat left vacant by former council member Mel Franklin (D).
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The race to fill at-large council seat in Pr. George’s County begins

An attorney, a council leader and a mayor are among those vying for the seat left vacant by the abrupt resignation of Mel Franklin.
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They left Maryland for Mecca. They didn’t all make it home.

A cottage industry of Hajj tour companies exists with little oversight. Texts and witness accounts show the horrors a group who trusted those operators endured.
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Prince George’s County moves to fill seat of former council member

Prince George’s County Council passed a resolution setting the dates for a special primary and special election to replace former council member Mel Franklin.
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Maryland couple prepared for Hajj pilgrimage, then died in extreme ...

A Prince George’s County couple known for the activism for the African diaspora were among the 1,300 who died this month during the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
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Pr. George’s County Council member Mel Franklin resigns

At-large county council member Mel Franklin resigned from his position Friday, kicking off a process to include a special and primary election.
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The Prince George’s County Council passes a juvenile curfew bill

The legislation allows commercial property owners to request the police chief designate areas as juvenile curfew zones.
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Pr. George’s lawmakers approve $5.4 billion budget amid funding sho...

The council’s budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1 offers little variation from County Executive Angela D. Alsobrooks’s proposed budget.
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Who is Angela Alsobrooks, winner of Md.’s Democratic U.S. Senate pr...

Angela D. Alsobrooks is the projected winner of a high-stakes Democratic U.S. Senate primary in Maryland. She will face Larry Hogan (R).
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Alsobrooks vs. Trone’s brutal U.S. Senate primary battle nears finale

The costliest race in Maryland history ends Tuesday, with deeply Democratic Maryland’s highest-stakes fight with the GOP on the horizon.
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In homestretch of Md. U.S. Senate primary, identity is center stage

Maryland, the most diverse state on the East Coast, has never sent a Black person to the U.S. Senate.
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A Q&A with candidates in Maryland’s high-stakes Democratic Senate p...

In their own words, hear how Rep. David Trone and Prince George’s County Executive Angela D. Alsobrooks would hope to wield power if elected.