Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker has released the proposed fiscal 2018 budget, and it boosts the Board of Education […]
Read moreMd. Gov. Hogan Supports Permanent Fracking Ban
At a news conference in Annapolis on Friday, Hogan said that he was throwing his support behind a bill sponsored […]
Read moreFederal Money To Build Purple Line In Question Under Trump Budget Plan
President Donald Trump’s proposed budget could prevent the Purple Line from receiving the $900 million in federal funds that state […]
Read moreThousands In Greater Washington Owe More Than Their Homes Are Worth. Here’s Where It’s Worst
Even as Greater Washington’s housing market reaches new heights, thousands of owners owe more on their homes than they are […]
Read moreBWI Expects To Issue RFP For In-Terminal Hotel By End Of Year
BWI/Marshall Airport expects to put a request for proposals out by the end of the year for a hotel that […]
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WSSC Commissioners Approve Changes To Small, Local And Minority Business Enterprise Program Policies
WSSC commissioners voted today during their monthly meeting to adopt changes to WSSC’s Small, Local Business Enterprise (SLBE) and Minority […]
Read morePGC County Executive Announces Creation Of More Than 15,000 Jobs In Last 36 Months
Recently released data from the State of Maryland’s Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (DLLR) shows that Prince George’s County […]
Read morePaid Sick Leave Bills “Dead In The Water,” Hogan Says, Promising Veto
The paid sick leave bills making their way through the legislature “are dead on arrival” if they reach his desk, […]
Read moreWeWork Kicks Off $20M Grant Program In DC
Co-working space company WeWork says it will kick off its “Creator Awards,” a yearlong, global competition for more than $20 […]
Read moreRadio One’s Investment In MGM National Harbor Is Beginning To Pay Off
Radio One Inc. is about to get its first MGM National Harbor payoff. The Lanham radio, television and internet company […]
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