The 2020 election is still months off, but some of the biggest fundraisers in Maryland are eyeing 2022. Maryland Comptroller […]
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Snyder Wants Legalized Gambling At A Future Redskins Stadium In Maryland
Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder privately urged Maryland legislative leaders on Tuesday to allow gambling at a future stadium in […]
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Medical Cannabis Commission Chief Addresses Glenn Indictment, Investigations
Amid ongoing investigations and the indictment and guilty plea of former Del. Cheryl D. Glenn (D-Baltimore City), House lawmakers received […]
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Amazon Plans To Begin Work On HQ2 Development This Month
In a matter of weeks, construction crews will begin to tear down a block of 1950s-era warehouses in Arlington’s Pentagon […]
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PGC Council Member Derrick Leon Davis Elected Council of Governments (COG) Board Chair
Prince George’s County Council Member Derrick Leon Davis (D) – District 6, was elected 2020 Chair by the Board of […]
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GSA Seeking Help With Big Agency Move To Prince George’s
The General Services Administration has put out a call to contractors interested in helping to move part of the Department […]
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Maryland Towns Ready To Fight Maglev Project As Federal Review Stalls
The city of Greenbelt made its view clear two years ago when it officially said “no” to the proposal for […]
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Bozzuto Group Plans To Expand Its Workforce By 420 This Year
Bozzuto Group’s workforce is poised to exceed 3,000 in the coming year as the 32-year-old company continues an expansion into […]
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DC Population Climbs To Nearly 706,000, But Growth Is Slowing
Population growth in the District continued to slow for the fourth year in 2019, but the District still grew by […]
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NAACP And Prince George’s County Renew Suit Over 2020 Census
The NAACP has revived its lawsuit alleging that the government’s plans for the 2020 Census are “conspicuously deficient” and will […]
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