A majority of seats on the nine-member Montgomery County Council would change hands in 2018 if a proposed charter amendment […]
Read moreTrash Hauler Gets 3 Years For Bribing Baltimore Employees
The owner-operator of a trash hauling business who pleaded guilty to bribing Baltimore public works employees has been sentenced to […]
Read moreVirginia ‘Ready To Play Ball’ In Competition For FBI HQ
Virginia officials are confident they’ve surmounted costly obstacles to develop a Springfield site to be the new home for the […]
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GSA Seeking Help With FBI’s Planned Headquarters, Wherever It Will Be
The federal government’s real estate arm is seeking construction management firms to help plan for the FBI’s new headquarters — […]
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Maryland Maintains Top-Tier Bond Rating
State Treasurer Nancy K. Kopp announced Thursday that Maryland has maintained its top bond rating. The announcement of the AAA […]
Read morePrince George’s Passes Budget Filled With Investments, Not Cuts
Prince George’s County lawmakers adopted a $3.7 billion budget Thursday that gives them wiggle room to invest in domestic-violence prevention, roadway […]
Read moreMaintenance Problems To Legal Argument, Purple Line’s Foes Add Metro Safety
Metro’s mounting maintenance and safety problems have provided a fresh legal argument for opponents of the Purple Line, who say […]
Read moreHogan Appoints His Lobbyist To Maryland’s Highest Court
Gov. Larry Hogan appointed his top legislative lobbyist to the state’s highest court Wednesday. The Republican governor elevated Joseph M. […]
Read moreDC Council To Consider Revised Minimum Wage Bill
WASHINGTON (AP) — A bill to increase the minimum wage to $15 in the nation’s capital has been revised to […]
Read moreAnne Arundel County Council Considers Requiring County Executive To Hold Budget Hearings
Since 2014, Anne Arundel County residents have had the chance to sound off on budget priorities at town hall meetings […]
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