Two months after a splintered House Democratic Caucus turned to Del. Adrienne A. Jones (D-Baltimore County) to become the next […]
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Report: Md. Needs $27.4B To Fight Rising Seas, “High Tide” Tax Coming?
Maryland will need $27.4 billion to fortify coastal communities from sea level rise in the next 20 years. That’s the […]
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Former Virginia State Delegate Gets Prison Time For $80 Million Contracting Fraud
A former member of the Virginia General Assembly was sentenced Tuesday to 2½ years in prison for taking part in […]
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Baltimore Is One Of The ‘Most Undervalued’ Cities For Homebuyers, Study Says
A new study by personal finance site SmartAsset sought to find where homebuyers can get the best bang for their […]
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Congressman Anthony Brown Might Run for Governor Again After Hogan Exits
Despite his stinging loss to Republican Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. in 2014, Maryland Rep. Anthony G. Brown (D) is open […]
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Maryland Task Force Begins Work On Potential Legalization Of Marijuana
Should marijuana be legalized in Maryland? How should it be taxed? What impact would legalization have on crime rates and […]
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Industrial Bank Needs To Raise Money. So It’s Selling Off Some Prime Real Estate.
District-based Industrial Bank, feeling the squeeze of increased regulatory costs and competition from non-bank financial companies, plans to sell a […]
Read moreSenate Panel Withholds Support For GSA Funding Over FBI HQ
A Senate oversight committee has declined to consider a pair of funding requests from the federal government’s main civilian real […]
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Developers And Others Worry Expiring Tax Credit Could Slow Baltimore City Housing Market
When Avendui Lacovara, a Baltimore real estate agent, heard the Maryland General Assembly did not renew a property tax credit […]
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Large Chunk Of Montgomery County Faces Residential Building Moratorium
Montgomery County has ordered a one-year halt on residential construction covering an area equal to about 12% of the county’s […]
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