A police officer died while he and his partner pursued suspects; a woman burns to death in a taxi after allegedly attempting to rob the cab driver; an honors student is shot and killed in her bedroom; dino tracks at NASA Goddard; high school takes on hunger issue—in Prince George's County headlines this week.

Police Arrest Suspect in Beltway Crash That Killed Laurel Officer

Adrian Morris, a District 6 police officer died while he and his partner pursued the suspects from an alleged theft. 

Senior at Flowers High Found Fatally in Kettering

A gunman entered 17-year-old Amber D. Stanley’s home on Chartsey Street Wednesday night and shot and killed her in her bedroom.

Burning Death in Bowie Under Investigation

Thirty-year-old Jacqueline Renee Savoy burned to death in the back of a taxicab in Bowie last week after allegedly attempting to rob the cab's driver and set him on fire by dousing him with an unknown fire accelerant. The driver was able to escape the car with minor burns. The incident is still under investigation. 

Dinosaur Footprints of Deadly Flesh Eaters and Spike-Toed Iguanodon Found at NASA Goddard

Goddard scientists study outer space on land where dinosaurs once roamed, including fierce carnivores, and newly discovered dino prints prove it, dinosaur tracker says.

Northwestern Highlighted for Hunger Fight

Local and national policy leaders gathered at Northwestern High School this week to discuss a new survey of teachers that shows more children are coming to school hungry, and are unprepared to learn as a result.