The consortium of companies overseeing the Purple Line told Maryland officials Tuesday that it will dissolve the project’s entire 36-year […]
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Moco Lawmakers Unveil Plan To Finance A Giant Increase In Housing Construction
Montgomery County lawmakers are advancing a plan to build up to 8,750 homes over the next 20 years that relies […]
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Baltimore City Council Advances Bill That Would Increase Authority Over City Budget Following Tiff With Mayor
The Baltimore City Council has advanced a bill that would change the city charter to give the council more authority […]
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Gaylord National Files Layoff Notice For Thousands Of Employees
The Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in National Harbor filed a layoff notice June 15 affecting its 2,077 employees […]
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D.C.’s Small Apartment Owners Team Up To Fight ‘Anti-Landlord Laws’
Thousands of independent investors own small apartment properties in Washington, D.C., and these landlords say they have been disproportionately impacted […]
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Ex-Sen. Oaks Will Be Released From Federal Prison
Incarcerated former state Sen. Nathaniel T. Oaks (D) is coming home to Baltimore. A federal judge on Tuesday granted Oaks […]
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$148M Port Covington TIF Bond Sale Gets Thumbs Up From City Panel
Baltimore’s spending panel on Wednesday approved a financing agreement to set into motion the sale of up to $148 million […]
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Maryland Likely To Be On The Hook For Millions If It Wants To Save The Purple Line Project, Analysts Say
When the contracting team building the Purple Line announced plans to quit mid-construction this summer, some project watchers viewed it […]
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Md. Cannabis Commission Renews Push To Bring More Minorities Into The Industry
Maryland’s young cannabis market has struggled to become more diverse, with a glaring lack of representation of people of color […]
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Board of Public Works Rejects Multimillion-Dollar Prison Medical Contract
The Maryland Board of Public Works voted Wednesday to nix an emergency modification to the Department of Public Safety and […]
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