Plans for an upgrade to the Baltimore Convention Center are headed back to the drawing board after officials discovered an […]
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After A String Of Federal Convictions, Maryland Weighs Tightening State Ethics Laws
The Maryland state prosecutor wants to make it easier to file state charges against public officials who commit wrongdoing. The […]
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Medical System Seeks To Recoup $400K From Ex-Baltimore Mayor
The University of Maryland Medical System is seeking to recover a remaining $400,000 that was paid to Catherine Pugh, who […]
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D.C. Property Values Continue To Soar, Generating Tax Revenue Windfall
Property values in D.C. continue to reach new heights, generating a windfall for District coffers, the city’s latest financial data […]
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Six-Figure Earners Are D.C.’S New Normal, City Audit Shows
If you live in D.C. and earn at least $100,001, you are definitely not alone. In 2019, it appears for […]
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Safeway Parent Will Lay Off 520 In Prince George’s County
The parent company of Safeway grocery stores is closing a distribution center in Prince George’s County, a move that will […]
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Maryland County Executives Testify In Favor Of School Construction Bill
County executives from eight Maryland jurisdictions — including Prince George’s and Montgomery counties — traveled to Annapolis to testify in […]
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Baltimore Hasn’t Collected Taxes On Uber Or Lyft Rides, Missing Out On About $2.1 Million A Year In Revenue
Baltimore has collected no taxes on an estimated 9 million Uber and Lyft rides per year despite a 2015 state […]
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Amazon, Arlington Hope Solar Farm Can Power Most Of County, HQ2
Amazon.com Inc. and Arlington County are looking to get the majority of their energy from a planned solar farm 240 […]
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Md. Lawmakers Unveil Plan To Reintroduce Paid Family Leave Legislation
Legislation that would provide partial pay to help workers who need to take time off to care for ailing relatives […]
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