A residential portion of the massive Prince George’s County development where Amazon backed out of plans to build a fulfillment […]
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25 Key Pieces Of Legislation Maryland Lawmakers Passed This Week
tate legislators churned through hundreds of bills in the last several days of their abbreviated session, passing an astonishing 660 […]
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D.C. Developers Looking To Break Ground Face New Delays As Localities Move Functions Online
The coronavirus and its economic fallout have already led developers to begin halting projects, but those still looking to move […]
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T.J. Smith Leads Baltimore Mayoral Race At 22%, Followed By Sheila Dixon & Brandon Scott, Poll Says
Former Baltimore Police spokesman T.J. Smith is leading the mayor’s race, according to a new poll. Former mayor Sheila Dixon […]
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Md. Black Caucus Picks Slate Of New Officers (List)
The Legislative Black Caucus held leadership elections on the final day of the legislative session and three of four incumbents […]
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Amazon’s HQ2 Campus On Schedule Despite Coronavirus
Construction of the first of Amazon.com Inc.’s HQ2 towers remains on schedule, but the planning process for the green space […]
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Legislature OK’s Prince George’s Developer Bill in Pinsky’s Absence
Did the absence of a powerful committee chairman in the State House Tuesday smooth the way for a bill that […]
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Audit: $115M Went To Former Board Of Maryland Medical System
Nearly $115 million went to board members of the University of Maryland Medical System or businesses associated with them, a […]
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Bill To Let Voters Decide To Legalize Sports Betting Passes In Maryland Legislature’s Final Hours; ‘Disparity Study’ Added
A stripped-down version of a bill to let Maryland voters decide whether to legalize sports betting was approved Wednesday in […]
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Lobbyists and Policy Advocates Locked Out, Meet Unprecedented Challenges
Halls of the Annapolis State House complex — normally abuzz with constituents, lawmakers and the press — are hushed. Last […]
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