Montgomery County announced Friday that it has reached agreement with a private developer to create a “life sciences” town center […]
Read more$15 Minimum Wage Clears The D.C. Council
Businesses in the District are not as worried about the $15 minimum wage approved by the D.C. Council Tuesday as […]
Read moreGroup Files Suit Against Baltimore, State Elections Boards
BALTIMORE (AP) — A group of Baltimore activists has filed a federal complaint against the city and state elections boards […]
Read morePlan Revived For A New D.C. Hospital To Replace United Medical Center
The idea to build a new hospital east of the Anacostia River has been revived: Mayor Muriel Bowser said Friday […]
Read moreBiggest Tax Hike Since 2009 Is Now Official In Montgomery County
The Montgomery County Council gave final approval Thursday to a $5.3 billion budget that includes the biggest property-tax hike in […]
Read moreTerm-Limits Proposal Would Oust A Majority Of Montgomery County Council
A majority of seats on the nine-member Montgomery County Council would change hands in 2018 if a proposed charter amendment […]
Read moreTrash Hauler Gets 3 Years For Bribing Baltimore Employees
The owner-operator of a trash hauling business who pleaded guilty to bribing Baltimore public works employees has been sentenced to […]
Read moreVirginia ‘Ready To Play Ball’ In Competition For FBI HQ
Virginia officials are confident they’ve surmounted costly obstacles to develop a Springfield site to be the new home for the […]
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GSA Seeking Help With FBI’s Planned Headquarters, Wherever It Will Be
The federal government’s real estate arm is seeking construction management firms to help plan for the FBI’s new headquarters — […]
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Maryland Maintains Top-Tier Bond Rating
State Treasurer Nancy K. Kopp announced Thursday that Maryland has maintained its top bond rating. The announcement of the AAA […]
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