Former Prince George’s County executive Rushern L. Baker III was appointed Monday to the University of Maryland Medical System board, […]
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Potential Amazon New Jobs Expected To Give Prince George’s County A Boost (Video)
Prince George’s Chamber of Commerce President David Harrington is among the many who believe Amazon will occupy the space in […]
Read moreD.C. Council Approves No-Bid Sports Gambling Contract
The D.C. Council approved a sole source contract Tuesday for the Greek gaming company Intralot to manage a lucrative online […]
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MGM National Harbor Gaming Revenue Falls Again
After posting its first-ever year-over-year decline in gaming revenue in May, MGM National Harbor’s slots and tables in Prince George’s […]
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Montgomery County Lost Brick-and-Mortar Businesses Last Year
Montgomery County had sluggish employment growth in employment and a net loss in businesses in 2018, according to preliminary data […]
Read moreAnnapolis’ Highest-Earning Lobbyists and Biggest-Spending Organizations
Six lobbyists made over $1 million in the six months since the 2018 election, new reports show. Gerard E. Evans […]
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Officials: Amazon Exploring Massive Logistics Center In Prince George’s County Westphalia Development
The Prince George’s County Planning Board Thursday approved a major change to the layout of the 500-acre Westphalia Town Center, […]
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Hogan Won’t Spend Millions Earmarked By Democrats For Building Schools, Other Priorities
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan escalated a long-simmering power struggle with state lawmakers Wednesday, refusing to spend money the legislature had […]
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$100 Million For New Construction Announced At PGC Office Of Central Services Construction Industry Day
The Prince George’s County Office of Central Services (OCS) held its inaugural Construction Industry Day, where they announced $100 million […]
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Political Fallout From Speaker’s Vote Breaking Out In Public
Two months after a splintered House Democratic Caucus turned to Del. Adrienne A. Jones (D-Baltimore County) to become the next […]
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