District regulators approved a $6.8 billion merger between Pepco Holdings and Exelon on Wednesday, creating the largest publicly held utility […]
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‘Landmark’ Criminal Justice Bill Delayed As Its Impact Is Questioned
A criminal justice bill that was supposed to significantly reduce recidivism in Maryland and sharply reduce state prison costs remained […]
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Hogan And Maryland Lawmakers Might Not Get Along, But They’re Working
The list of partisan slights and political spats in Annapolis has been endless. Suggestions of racism. Sarcastic Twitter hashtags. Public […]
Read moreThree-Year Lawsuit Window Could Sink Maryland Equal Pay Bill
A Maryland effort to close the pay gap between men and women hit a roadblock Wednesday, as state senators couldn’t […]
Read moreMd. Corrections Reform Bill Doesn’t Capture Initial Savings
Maryland’s Senate president said Monday that he is asking lawmakers to find more savings in a measure aimed at cutting […]
Read moreMaryland House Passes Bill That Would Strengthen Marijuana Penalties
The House of Delegates on Monday passed a bill for fines up to $500 for smoking marijuana in public. Sponsored […]
Read moreMaryland House Approves Gov. Hogan’s $42 Billion Budget
The Maryland House of Delegates on Wednesday approved Gov. Larry Hogan’s $42 billion operating budget, with lawmakers applauding the bill […]
Read moreBaltimore Oks $1.4M Harbor Point Sewer Main To Make Way For Future Development
Baltimore City will spend as much as $500,000 toward a $1.4 million sewer conduit necessary for future development at Harbor […]
Read moreMaryland Could Be 1st To Hold Referendum On Fantasy Sports
Maryland would become the first state to let voters decide whether the popular but controversial phenomenon of fantasy sports betting […]
Read morePrince George’s Wants To Redevelop Former Sanatorium Hospital Site
Prince George’s County has launched yet another effort — at least the third — to convert the historic Glenn Dale […]
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