Virginia courts were authorized to resume hearing eviction cases Monday, allowing hundreds of landlords to try to force nonpaying tenants […]
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DC’s Minimum Hourly Wage Increases To $15
Starting Wednesday, the minimum hourly wage in D.C. will be $15, the city’s Department of Employment Services announced. In addition, […]
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Powerful Md. Lobbying Firm Shuffles Leadership As Partner Departs
A longtime partner is on the way out at Rifkin Weiner Livington, which has in turn announced several leadership changes. […]
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Maryland Public Works Board Approves $413M In State Cuts
Maryland’s Board of Public Works approved $413 million in budget cuts Wednesday as the state deals with the massive impact […]
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Amazon Plans To Build 1M-Plus SF Of Last-Mile Warehouses Across Maryland
Amazon is planning a major industrial expansion in Maryland, including at least two new warehouses in the D.C. suburbs. The […]
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Montgomery County Purple Line Study Reveals Most Stations Are Not Pedestrian-Friendly
A new study released by the Montgomery County, Maryland, Planning Department reveals a number of the county’s 11 Purple Line […]
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If Purple Line Stops, Impact Would be “Devastating,” Officials Say
Threats to halt work on the Purple Line over a contract dispute are stirring fears among elected officials, residents and […]
Read moreMaryland Commits $30 Million To Prevent Evictions During Pandemic
Maryland will commit $30 million in new funding to help prevent tenants affected by the coronavirus pandemic from facing eviction. […]
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Sears Owner Proposes 800-Unit Redevelopment Of Vacant Bowie Town Center Store
The site of a vacant Sears department store in Prince George’s County is being eyed for a mixed-use development. Seritage […]
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MGM National Harbor Will Reopen June 29
MGM National Harbor, Maryland’s largest casino, joins Live! Casino & Hotel, the state’s second-largest, in setting a June 29 re-opening […]
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