Baltimore’s lowest-paid workers moved one step closer on Monday to earning at least $15 an hour when the City Council […]
Read moreHogan Welcomes Decision To Halt Utility Project
The utility grid operator that serves Maryland and 12 other states on Friday suspended plans to build a power line […]
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Panel Picks Companies To Grow, Process Medical Marijuana
Three years after Maryland first legalized medical marijuana, the state’s Medical Cannabis Commission on Friday picked which companies will get […]
Read moreAtlantic City Casino Employees Flocking To MGM National Harbor For Work
Atlantic City’s collapse may be MGM National Harbor’s gain. MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM) CEO James Murren told CNBC’s “Power […]
Read morePurple Line Won’t Be Getting $900 Million It Expected On Monday
Maryland officials who had expected to clinch $900 million in federal funding Monday to build the Purple Line will have […]
Read moreBaltimore’s North Avenue Rising Project Gets $10 Million For Transportation Improvements
North Avenue, the second most traveled bus route in Baltimore, received a $10 million grant on July 29 from the […]
Read moreHearings Begin On Disputed Md. Wind Farm Project
Maryland utility regulators are holding a public hearing on a disputed wind farm proposal in western Maryland. The Public Service […]
Read moreFederal Judge Orders Further Study Of Purple Line, Delays Start
A federal judge canceled government approval of the Purple Line citing ongoing problems with Metrorail. In a ruling Wednesday, U.S. […]
Read moreHogan Refuses To Spend $80 Million Lawmakers Provided With Strings Attached
With state revenue lagging behind projections, Gov. Larry Hogan’s budget chief said Wednesday the governor would not spend $80 million […]
Read moreBaltimore Convention Center Expansion, New Arena And Hotel Will Again Be Explored
For the second time in four years, a feasibility study will explore connecting a proposed expanded convention center to a […]
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