Opponents of Maryland’s Purple Line project have filed a third federal lawsuit aimed at stopping the rail line’s construction, arguing […]
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Half Of D.C.’s Buildings Could Require Upgrades Under New Climate Law
Owners of hundreds of buildings across D.C. will soon be required to make investments to improve their energy performance under […]
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Shady Deals At MTA, Auditors Find
In response to a call to its waste, fraud and abuse hotline, the Office of Legislative Audits investigated complaints about […]
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Latest Maryland Casino Data Shows Continued Growth, Mgm’s Huge Impact And How Slots Remain King
Maryland’s casino industry continued to grow strongly last year as revenue swelled 8.2 percent to nearly $1.75 billion, according to […]
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Hogan Proposes $56.5 Million To Spur Development And Business Creation In Maryland ‘Opportunity Zones’
Gov. Larry Hogan came to Baltimore recently to propose spending $56.5 million to support economic development and business creation in […]
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Largo Town Center Sells For $44 Million
Largo Town Center is under new ownership. Bethesda-based Finmarc Management Inc. has acquired the 280,000-square-foot Prince George’s County shopping center […]
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Here’s How Much The Shutdown Has Cost Virginia, Maryland In Income Tax (So Far)
Virginia and Maryland have taken a combined $82 million tax hit as a result of the longest shutdown in the […]
Read morePreakness Makes More Sense In Laurel, Md. Senate President Miller Says
The effort to rebuild Pimlico and keep the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore appeared to take a significant blow Thursday after […]
Read moreMaryland’s Legislative Session To Debate Legalizing Marijuana, Increase Minimum Wage And More (Video)
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Purple Line Will Open A Year Late And Delays Will Cost At Least $215 Million, Contractor Says
The opening of Maryland’s Purple Line is at least a year behind schedule, and delays have added at least $215 […]
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