The developers behind The Wharf unveiled Friday the first eight restaurants and bars that will open in the first phase […]
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Maryland Asks Montgomery County For $13.8 Million More For Purple Line Projects
Maryland transportation officials are asking Montgomery County to chip in nearly $14 million in additional Purple Line costs. That’s because […]
Read moreCounty Executive Outlines Spending Plan For Prince George’s Co.
The county council in Prince George’s County, Maryland will soon see the county executive’s plans for the budget in fiscal […]
Read moreEpic Solar Farm Approved In Somerset
The motto on Somerset County’s official seal is “Semper Eadem” — Latin for “always the same.” That may no longer […]
Read moreHogan Calls For Relief From Mandated Spending
Republican Gov. Larry Hogan on Tuesday urged Democrats who control the legislature to pass a measure to reign in state […]
Read morePugh, Dixon Virtually Tied In Baltimore Mayor’s Race, Poll Finds
State Sen. Catherine E. Pugh and former Mayor Sheila Dixon are locked in a virtual tie in the Democratic race […]
Read moreBill Would Increase Marriage Age In Maryland
A bill that would prohibit individuals younger than 18 from marrying in Maryland, sponsored by state Delegate Vanessa Atterbeary, D-Howard, […]
Read moreBill Would Mandate Paid Sick Days For Businesses Of 10 Employees Or More
Legislation that would mandate that employers in Maryland with 10 or more workers provide them with paid sick days is […]
Read more16 Gun Laws Being Weighed In Maryland Spur Debate (Video)
The Maryland state legislature is considering 16 new gun laws, some of which aim to keep firearms out of the […]
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Pepco-Exelon Merger Remains Alive, Despite Blow From Mayor Bowser
A proposed merger that would create the largest utility service in the country hit the skids after D.C. Mayor Muriel […]
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