In her three years as mayor, Catherine Pugh was on a mission to burnish the image of her adoptive hometown, […]
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Council Approves Montgomery’s First Chief Equity Officer
The Montgomery County Council on Tuesday unanimously confirmed Tiffany Ward as the first chief equity officer, responsible for carrying out […]
Read moreMaryland Lawmakers Propose Financial Support For Businesses Hurt By Purple Line Construction
The Purple Line promises an economic jolt for businesses that span its route from Bethesda to New Carrollton, but some […]
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What’s Missing From Trump’s Budget? A New FBI Headquarters.
President Donald Trump’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year excluded any funding for a new FBI headquarters as the prospect […]
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St. John Properties Moving Forward With Over 1,000 Residences At Prince George’s County Site
St. John Properties is moving forward with three residential projects that will add over 1,000 units to a 466-acre Prince […]
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Cannabis Has Generated Thousands Of Jobs, $21.7M In Md. Tax Revenue So Far
The businesses that manufacture and distribute medical cannabis products in Maryland have helped create more than 4,000 jobs and generate […]
Read morePoll: Marylanders Want Better Schools But Shy Away From Tax Hikes to Improve Them
The vast majority of Maryland residents believe that teacher salaries are too low and that many school buildings are in […]
Read moreSpeaker, Supporters Press for End to Long-Running HBCU Lawsuit
Students, alumni, professors and supporters packed a House committee room on Tuesday in support of a bill that would end […]
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Aging Md. Horse Tracks, Pimlico And Laurel Park, Would Get Millions Under Md. Bill
The measures would authorize the Maryland Stadium Authority to spend $375 million to mostly gut and rebuild both facilities. They […]
Read moreWatchdog Group Seeks Ethics Investigation Of Maryland Gov. Hogan’s Transportation Funding
A D.C.-based government watchdog group has filed an ethics complaint with the Maryland State Ethics Commission against Gov. Lawrence J. […]
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