A Baltimore businessman bribed then-Maryland state Del. Cheryl D. Glenn with payments totaling $42,500 on behalf of two companies trying […]
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County Executive Seeks $4.5 Billion To Boost Funding For Pr. George’s Schools And Public Safety
Prince George’s County Executive Angela D. Alsobrooks (D) on Wednesday proposed a $4.58 billion budget that adds significant funding for […]
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Minority Contractors Protest Baltimore City Council Bill That Would Require Union Agreements For Major Contracts
A bill that would allow labor unions to set the terms for how employees are hired on city construction projects […]
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Maryland Legislature Advancing $700 Million Package Of Taxes To Pay For Schools
Democrats who control the Maryland General Assembly are advancing a roughly $700 million tax package, a multipart plan that includes […]
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Virginia Moves Closer To Casino Gaming, Posing Real Threat To MGM National Harbor’s Revenue
Virginia’s House and Senate signed off on legislation Saturday and Sunday that will allow five cities to hold public referendums […]
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Legislation Aimed At Legalizing Sports Betting Passes Maryland Senate Unanimously, 47-0
Legislation that could legalize sports betting passed Maryland’s state Senate unanimously Tuesday ― opening up the possibility of fans gambling […]
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Elrich Readies Commercial Property Tax Plan To Pay For Moco Bus Rapid Transit
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich is readying a proposal for new taxes on commercial property owners to fund the construction […]
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Maryland Lawmakers Reject Bill To Expand The State’s Sales Tax
A Maryland House subcommittee late Wednesday rejected a bill that would have applied the state sales tax to professional services, […]
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P. Michael Errico and Lobby Firm Perry White Ross & Jacobson To Create Strategic Partnership
For Immediate Release P. Michael Errico, owner of PME LLC, and Perry, White, Ross & Jacobson have announced a strategic […]
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The Wharf Contractors Clark Construction Settle Multimillion-Dollar Lawsuit Over Design, Construction
The lead firms who built the first phase of The Wharf have agreed to put an end to their lawsuits […]
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