The vast majority of Maryland residents believe that teacher salaries are too low and that many school buildings are in […]
Read moreSpeaker, Supporters Press for End to Long-Running HBCU Lawsuit
Students, alumni, professors and supporters packed a House committee room on Tuesday in support of a bill that would end […]
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Aging Md. Horse Tracks, Pimlico And Laurel Park, Would Get Millions Under Md. Bill
The measures would authorize the Maryland Stadium Authority to spend $375 million to mostly gut and rebuild both facilities. They […]
Read moreWatchdog Group Seeks Ethics Investigation Of Maryland Gov. Hogan’s Transportation Funding
A D.C.-based government watchdog group has filed an ethics complaint with the Maryland State Ethics Commission against Gov. Lawrence J. […]
Read moreMaryland County Executives Support Built To Learn Act, Bill Promises Over $2 Billion In School Construction Funding
The General Assembly is headed toward a landmark decision to build new schools. A record school construction funding bill has […]
Read moreWhere Will Redskins Build New Stadium? Early Signs Point To Current Fedex Site
The Redskins and D.C. leaders for years have hoped to return the team to the city by building a new […]
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U.S. Prosecutors Seek Nearly 5-Year Sentence For Former Baltimore Mayor Pugh
Federal prosecutors laid out an array of new details from their investigation into former Baltimore mayor Catherine E. Pugh in […]
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Dulles International Airport Tops Reagan National In Total Passengers For Second Consecutive Year
The addition of several new international flights and a significant increase in service by United Airlines pushed the passenger count […]
Read moreMaryland House Democrats Want Residents To Pay Sales Tax On Services
Searching for a way to pay for an expensive public education overhaul, Maryland House Democrats want to cut the state […]
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Maryland Businesses Fight To Save Millions In Tax Credits In Annapolis
Maryland Secretary of Commerce Kelly Schulz was fired up Wednesday as she implored state lawmakers to back off a plan […]
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