A group of D.C. Council members introduced a bill Tuesday designed to improve compliance with a District law that requires […]
Read moreAmtrak Touts Record Ridership, Revenue For Fiscal 2019
Amtrak carried a record 32.5 million passengers in the 2019 fiscal year with record growth on the Northeast Corridor and […]
Read moreAnother Project Moving Forward Near Prince George’s County’s New Largo Hospital
Prince George’s County hopes to spur more development near the new hospital under construction at the Largo Town Center Metro […]
Read moreCould Jeff Bezos Actually Buy the Redskins?
Jeff Bezos is interested in buying an NFL team, Jason La Canfora reports for CBS Sports. And while there are […]
Read moreMontgomery County Pitches A New Economic Development Strategy Heavy On Housing
After years of lagging job growth, Montgomery County leaders are trying to hit the reset button with a new economic […]
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HBCU Advocates Wage Campaign To End Maryland Lawsuit For $577 Million
Advocates for four historically black colleges and universities in Maryland are waging a public campaign to draw attention to a […]
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Prince George’s Leaders See Purple Line As Key To Meeting Region’s Housing Goals
Prince George’s leaders say the Purple Line will be the key to the county contributing its fair share to the […]
Read moreMaryland Joint Panel To Defer Action On Legalizing Marijuana
The Maryland legislature is unlikely to seriously consider the legalization of marijuana next year. Leaders of the General Assembly’s Marijuana […]
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$50M Redevelopment Of City Dock Eyed In Annapolis
Long-standing efforts to turn the Annapolis City Dock into a more park-like setting are inching forward — at last. A […]
Read moreFranchot Hopes Lawmakers Reverse Course, Restore His Regulatory Powers
Maryland Comptroller Peter V.R. Franchot (D) told House and Senate lawmakers this week that he hopes a bill to remove […]
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