Median household income in the U.S. and Maryland rose in 2018, and once again Maryland has been named the richest […]
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Public Paychecks: Who Earns The Most On D.C.’s Payroll? (Earnings Database)
University of the District of Columbia President Ronald Mason is once again the highest-paid person on the District payroll — […]
Read moreMd. Cannabis Regulators Unsure When New Licenses Could Be Awarded Amid Investigations, Restraining Order
As the Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission deals with additional investigations, a restraining order and approaching personnel turnover, there is no […]
Read moreThe Wharf Developers Get Biggest Construction Loan In DC History, $847M For Phase 2
The development team behind The Wharf has landed its second $800M-plus loan this year. Hoffman-Madison Waterfront, a partnership of Hoffman […]
Read moreDel. Dereck E. Davis: Workers, Communities Deserve A Voice In Fate Of Shoppers Stores
A textbook example of how distant economic decisions can have seismic impacts on local communities can be found in what […]
Read moreJudge Extends Temporary Block On Sports Betting App
A judge has extended the restraining order that effectively puts a hold on mobile sports betting in the District. The […]
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Bill To Allow 5G Cell Towers Returns In Montgomery County
The Montgomery County Council quietly introduced a bill on Tuesday that would renew debate over small cellular antennas in residential […]
Read moreBreaking: Maryland Delays Issuing Medical Cannabis Licenses After Black Caucus Raises Concerns About Process
The Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission delayed issuing more licenses to companies to grow and process medical marijuana on Thursday after […]
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Lawsuit Claims DC Government Unfairly Awarded $215 Million Online Gambling Contract
he DC Council and Mayor Bowser’s joint efforts to bring digital sports gambling to the District as soon as possible […]
Read morePanel Frets Over Maryland’s Outreach On Census
Maryland has the data, and the numbers-crunchers, to maximize the state’s count during the U.S. Census next year. “We are […]
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