Rep. Chris Van Hollen raised $1.8 million this year in his bid for Maryland’s open Senate seat — eclipsing his […]
Read moreMinority Faculty Still Underrepresented on Maryland Campuses, Straining Professors and Students
The number of black faculty members has declined at some Maryland colleges in the last 20 years. While students of […]
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GSA Reassigns Official Overseeing Relocation Of FBI Headquarters
The General Services Administration has reassigned the official in charge of developing a new FBI headquarters in the middle of […]
Read morePrince George’s County Moving HQ, Plans To Invest $50M In Suitland Development
Prince George’s County is on the move—in more ways than one. The address was hosted by the Prince George’s Business […]
Read moreHigh Court Strikes Down Maryland Power Plant Subsidies
A unanimous Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Maryland officials overstepped their authority when they offered financial subsidies to encourage construction […]
Read moreMaryland’s Anthony Brown Lends Nearly $400,000 To Campaign For Congress
Maryland’s former lieutenant governor lent nearly $400,000 to his bid for Congress but still has less money to spend than […]
Read moreBaltimore A Key Battleground For Maryland Senate Primary
As Baltimore continues to heal from the turmoil of last year’s rioting, the city has become a key battleground in […]
Read morePrince George’s County Executive Baker Delivers 5th Annual State Of The Economy Address
Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker on Wednesday offered up a proposed $50 million investment in a long-planned Suitland development, […]
Read moreA Look At Bills That Have Passed The Md. General Assembly
A glance at some of the legislation that has cleared the Maryland General Assembly, as lawmakers near the end of […]
Read moreNick Mosby Drops Out Of Mayoral Race, Backs Pugh (Video)
Baltimore City Councilman Nick J. Mosby dropped out of the mayor’s race Wednesday and threw his support behind state Sen. […]
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