Maryland may see new forms of gaming such as “esports” or skill-based games after a panel of various gaming corporations […]
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Judge Approves $1.6 Billion Plan To Repair Baltimore Sewers
A federal judge has approved a $1.6 billion plan to repair Baltimore’s aged sewer system and stop wastewater from leaking […]
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Amazon Looks To Hire 3,000 Seasonal Employees In Maryland
With the holiday season fast approaching, Amazon.com Inc. is again recruiting seasonal employees to help with picking, packing and shipping. […]
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Prince George’s Co. Leaders Challenge New Maglev Train, Tunnel Plan
With many residents worried about the impacts of a potential $10 billion high-speed maglev train that would connect D.C. and […]
Read moreMetro Board Committee Threatens To Delay Land Swap Needed For Purple Line For More Money
A Metro board committee voted Thursday on an 11th-hour measure that could delay a multimillion-dollar land transfer critical to the […]
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3 Charged In Maryland IT Contract Bribery Plead Not Guilty
Three people charged in a bribery case involving millions of dollars of state IT contracts under Gov. Martin O’Malley pleaded […]
Read moreWho Earns The Biggest Maryland Paychecks? Find Out Now
The largest state salaries in the Old Line State in 2017 are found at the University of Maryland Medical Center […]
Read moreCase That Could Disrupt Maryland Medical Marijuana Industry Will Go To Trial
A Baltimore judge ruled Wednesday that a case that could disrupt Maryland’s fledgling medical marijuana industry should proceed to trial. […]
Read moreThe Wharf In Photos: How The $2.5B Waterfront Development Looks Ahead Of Its Opening (Pics)
Developers, architects, city officials and residents have been imagining how a major mixed-use development could change the appearance of D.C.’s […]
Read moreHoward U. Back In The Market For A Town Center Developer
Two Howard University properties once envisioned as the Howard Town Center site are being offered up for development again after […]
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