Prince George’s Community Television
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Prince George’s Community Television (CTV) is an award winning, non-profit cable access facility that serves as the media hub of information for Prince George’s County. CTV is recognized as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization by the Internal Revenue Service. CTV was formed in 1989 to promote the use of cable communications access channels. Our mission is to support the various media needs of residents, schools, civic groups, faith based organizations, as well as the County government.
CTV currently is responsible for the funding and operations of two access channels, 76 and 70 — the public and government access channels, respectively. These channels can also be seen on Verizon’s FIOS service on 42 and 41. CTV offers a progressive venue for Community access demands and event coverage, as well as comprehensive training courses. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesEffort Underway to Save Beltsville Agricultural Research Center
Skip to content The future of the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center (BARC) is in jeopardy after the Trump Administration announced plans to shut down the decades-old facility. For more than a century, BARC has been a cornerstone of agricultural research, covering 6,500 acres and employing hundreds of workers. Now, its closure could uproot families and deal a major blow to the local economy.
5 Years Later Is Maryland’s Blueprint for the Future Working?
Skip to content It’s been 5 years since the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future became law—a multi-billion dollar plan to transform education across the state. But is it working? CTV News takes an in-depth look at the impact so far, from improved reading scores to expanded behavioral health funding in schools.
Police Accountability On Trial Day Three In Federal Court
Skip to content Day three of a high-stakes jury trial is underway in Greenbelt, Maryland — a case that could set a precedent for police accountability in Prince George’s County. Capitol Heights Police Chief Magassouba has brought forward claims against the Prince George’s County Police Department, which has denied all allegations in court.
Bilingual Learning Center in Bowie is Making a Difference for Children
Over in bowie, a husband and wife opened an early learning center where students can learn both English and Spanish. The goal is to prepare kids for both kindergarten and the real world. The BabyFe Bilingual Learning Center is making a difference for several students. Turner Coggins III and his wife Michele Coggins were inspired to open the center because of their children. Truner says he would drive his daughter 45 minutes to Northern Viginia for a bilingual center.
Tariffs, tariffs, and Even More Tariffs!
Skip to content From groceries to gadgets, President Trump’s sweeping tariffs are reshaping your wallet. The sweeping tariffs went into effect at midnight Thursday. And, with rates hitting highs not seen since 1935, the average American could pay $2,400 more this year. 👟 Shoes: up 40% 👕 Clothing: up 38% 📉 Economists warn of stagflation and recession risks.
Catherine Hoggle Reindicted for Murder in Disappearance of Her Children
Skip to content A Montgomery County mother once deemed unfit to stand trial is now facing new murder charges. Catherine Hoggle, 38, has been reindicted in connection with the 2014 disappearance of her two young children, Jacob and Sarah. CTV’s Byron Scott reports from Rockville, where Hoggle was scheduled to appear for a bond hearing. This latest development could mark a significant shift in a case that has haunted the region for nearly a decade.
New Life for Crownsville: Historic Hospital Transformed Into Nonprofit Hub
Skip to content A place once filled with history and heartache is now transforming into a beacon of community and hope. Crownsville Hospital in Anne Arundel County is getting new life with the ribbon-cutting of a brand-new nonprofit center on the historic hospital campus. CTV’s Mikayla Newton takes us inside the vision for the site’s future — including new trails, a memorial, and a mission to uplift generations to come.
Building Trust in Bowie National Night Out Brings Police & Community Together
Skip to content People across our County and Nation came out yesterday to take part in gatherings to strengthen the relationship between neighbors and police. “I could not expect anything better from nothing else than Bowie. I love where I’m from,” said Anaiya Royal, Bowie Resident. “I think it’s a very important event to bring the whole community together. I think it’s an event that allows interaction between law enforcement, teens, young adults, and older adults,” said Daron Pressley.
PGCPS Breaks Ground on State of the Art Elementary School
Skip to content The Prince George’s County School system breaks ground on the new Hyattsville Elementary School today. Education, county and state leaders along with members of the Hyattsville community gathered to celebrate the school construction project. “It was hard fought at the council to make sure the second round of P3 was approved and supported by the community,” said Wanika Fisher, Prince George’s County council member representing district two.
Brother, You Are Enough Local Author Tackles Black Men’s Mental Health This Father’s Day
Skip to content In honor of Father’s Day and Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, CTV News spotlights local author Wade Woolfolk and his powerful new book “Brother, You Are Enough.” Woolfolk joins us to discuss the unique challenges facing men of color and the emotional and mental roadblocks that often go unspoken. His message is simple, but vital: you are not alone—and you are enough.