Marriott International, the world’s largest hotel chain, on Thursday broke ground on the $600 million project to build a headquarters […]
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Thousands Of Uncounted Provisional Ballots In Maryland Primary Election Leave Key Races Undecided
With thousands of provisional ballots uncounted across Maryland, key races — including the Democratic primary for Baltimore County executive and […]
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Confusion Reigns In 2 Major Counties With Exec Races Too Close To Call
Two county executive elections in major Maryland jurisdictions remained undecided as Wednesday dawned – and likely won’t be resolved until […]
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Feds Agree To Study Transferring Ownership Of I-295 To Maryland
The federal government has agreed to study ways of transferring ownership of a 19-mile stretch of the Baltimore-Washington Parkway (Interstate […]
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Lawsuit: Bank Of America Allows Foreclosed Homes In PGC Minority Neighborhoods To Deteriorate; Takes Better Care Of Properties In White Communities
Fair housing groups filed a federal discrimination lawsuit against Bank of America on Tuesday claiming that the lender unfairly exposed […]
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Deputy Superintendent Leaves Prince George’s School System
The deputy superintendent of schools in Prince George’s County is taking a new job in neighboring Anne Arundel County, the […]
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Maryland To Invest $890M To Expand I-95 Express Lanes Into Harford County
Two more express toll lanes are coming to northbound Interstate 95 leading into Harford County, after the state announced Friday […]
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Maryland’s Largest Casino’s Latest Play To Win The Top Spot: More Nongambling Amenities
Maryland’s largest casino has made its next move in the game to reclaim its place as the state’s top gambling […]
Read moreHogan Adds To Cash Advantage In Latest Filing Period
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) raised more than a million dollars between May 16 and June 10, his campaign said […]
Read moreJob Growth In Virginia Continues To Outpace Maryland
Maryland’s unemployment rate remains above the national average at 4.3 percent, but the state reversed an April job loss by […]
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