Maryland lawmakers on Tuesday proposed measures that they say will increase transparency in how state transportation money is spent, but […]
Read moreFlights To Cuba From D.C.? Maybe
Washington area travelers soon could be flying on regularly scheduled airline flights to Cuba for the first time in half […]
Read moreMaryland Comptroller Seeks Statewide Tax Refund-Warrant Intercept Program
The comptroller’s office would be able to withhold tax refunds from individuals who have outstanding arrest warrants throughout the state, […]
Read moreD.C. Redevelopment Of Old Walter Reed Site Inches Forward
The District’s plan to redevelop the former Walter Reed Army National Medical Center in Northwest is moving forward but construction […]
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Former PGC County Official Monica Johnson Named WSSC’s Deputy General Manager For Strategic Partnerships
WSSC General Manager/CEO Carla A. Reid today announced Monica Johnson has been appointed WSSC’s new Deputy General Manager for Strategic […]
Read moreD.C. Charts Record Year For $1M-Plus Housing Sales
Here’s how expensive the District’s housing market has become: Nearly one in eight sales in 2015 were sales that closed […]
Read moreClash May Be Coming To Maryland Over Procurement Legislation
First, the good news: Gov. Larry Hogan last week created a 19-member commission to come up with ways to fix […]
Read moreCongressional Black Caucus PAC Passes On Donna Edwards Nod
The political arm of the Congressional Black Caucus has decided not to endorse Rep. Donna Edwards for Senate — despite […]
Read moreBills Could Bring Tax Breaks For New Manufacturers In Anne Arundel
Legislation that aims to use tax breaks to lure manufacturers to Maryland has the potential to bring new business to […]
Read moreFeds Move A Step Closer On FBI Headquarters
The federal agency overseeing the possible construction of new headquarters for the FBI said Wednesday it has notified the firms […]
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