Prince George’s County lawmakers adopted a $3.7 billion budget Thursday that gives them wiggle room to invest in domestic-violence prevention, roadway […]
Read moreMaintenance Problems To Legal Argument, Purple Line’s Foes Add Metro Safety
Metro’s mounting maintenance and safety problems have provided a fresh legal argument for opponents of the Purple Line, who say […]
Read moreHogan Appoints His Lobbyist To Maryland’s Highest Court
Gov. Larry Hogan appointed his top legislative lobbyist to the state’s highest court Wednesday. The Republican governor elevated Joseph M. […]
Read moreDC Council To Consider Revised Minimum Wage Bill
WASHINGTON (AP) — A bill to increase the minimum wage to $15 in the nation’s capital has been revised to […]
Read moreAnne Arundel County Council Considers Requiring County Executive To Hold Budget Hearings
Since 2014, Anne Arundel County residents have had the chance to sound off on budget priorities at town hall meetings […]
Read moreDozens Of Bills Await Hogan’s Decision As Deadline Nears
Gov. Larry Hogan is deciding this week whether to veto roughly 100 bills passed during this year’s General Assembly session […]
Read moreBreaking: Long-Delayed Prince George’s Hospital Project Faces New Setback
The long-awaited Prince George’s County regional hospital is too big and too expensive to win state regulatory approval without major […]
Read moreBaltimore Development Corp Violated Open Meetings Act On $535 Million Development Proposal
A state board said Monday that the Baltimore Development Corp. improperly barred the public and the news media from meetings […]
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WSSC Successfully Sells $181 Million In AAA-Rated Bonds
WSSC successfully conducted two competitive bond sales on Tuesday, May 17, totaling approximately $181 million. The sale of tax-exempt debt […]
Read moreSome Retailers Could Reject Baltimore if City Council Hikes Minimum Wage, Young Says
The debate over whether to raise the minimum wage in Baltimore to a possible $15 per hour has reached from […]
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