In an unusual joint announcement of a highly unusual joint appointment, Republican Gov. Larry Hogan and the Democratic leaders of […]
Read moreHogan, Democrats Spar Over How To Implement New Transportation Funding Law
Officials in Prince George’s County are blasting a demand by the administration of Gov. Larry Hogan (R) that the county […]
Read morePurple Line On Hold; Frustration, Relief Surround Transit Project (Video)
The beginning of the Maryland Transit Administration’s Purple Line project was supposed to get underway with an infusion of money, […]
Read moreMGM Holds Atlantic City Job Fair For National Harbor Casino
The new owner of Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is holding a job fair in Atlantic City for a casino […]
Read moreReport: D.C. Falls Short On Monitoring Private Developers’ Promises
The District does a poor job of monitoring private developers’ efforts to meet community benefits agreements and of fining them […]
Read moreBaltimore City Council Votes For $15 Minimum Wage, Final Vote Expected Next Week
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 […]
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