The University of Maryland, College Park and the University of Maryland, Baltimore would be more closely linked under a bill […]
Read moreTax Breaks To Promote Manufacturing Dead For Session
Tax breaks to encourage new manufacturing operations in Maryland are dead for this session, after the Senate Budget and Taxation […]
Read moreMetro Shutdown Results In $2 Million Loss For WMATA
After last week’s safety checks, WMATA is out an estimated $2 million, the Washington City Paper reported. The D.C. metrorail […]
Read moreMaryland General Assembly Moving Quickly To Thwart Potential Hogan Vetoes
A General Assembly session that began with a show of Democrats’ strength is poised to end the same way. Controversial […]
Read moreTrue Cost Of Purple Line Could Reach $2.65 Billion, Analysis Finds
The true costs of building a Purple Line in the Maryland suburbs would reach $2.65 billion — about $650 million […]
Read moreBaltimore Development Corporation Moves Forward $535 Million Port Covington TIF
The Baltimore Development Corp.’s board unanimously approved a record $535 million in public financing to build infrastructure for billionaire Under […]
Read moreAlexandria’s Options For Welcoming, Offsetting MGM National Harbor
For Alexandria, the soon-to-open MGM National Harbor will be a blessing and a curse. On one hand, the resort will […]
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Rushern Baker Receives Guarantee For Prince George’s Hospital Project
Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker received the guarantee he was looking for last week from the Maryland General Assembly […]
Read moreMaryland General Assembly Approves $42 Billion Budget
The Maryland General Assembly has passed the state’s $42 billion budget. The Senate voted unanimously Tuesday for the spending plan […]
Read moreDominion Wins Virginia OK For $1.3 Billion Gas-Fired Plant
With state regulators approving the project, Dominion Virginia Power says construction will begin later this year on a $1.3 billion […]
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