Maryland’s casino industry saw its fourth-best month in August, according to the latest report from Maryland Lottery and Gaming. The […]
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Speaker Jones Announces Dozens Of Leadership, Committee Changes, Delegate Jazz Lewis Promoted To Democratic Caucus Chairman
Maryland House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones has appointed another African American woman as her speaker pro tem. Del. Sheree Sample-Hughes […]
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HBCU Coalition Asks Legislators to Settle Lawsuit, With $577M Offer
There’s renewed determination in corners of Annapolis to settle a 13-year lawsuit by historically black colleges and universities against the […]
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D.C.-Area Leaders Urge Their Governments To Adopt Affordable-Housing Targets
Washington-area elected officials voted Wednesday to push their local governments to address the region’s affordable-housing shortage by setting individual targets […]
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Poll Conducted For Brandon Scott Shows Tight Race For Baltimore Mayor
A poll conducted for Baltimore City Council President Brandon M. Scott has him running competitively with Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” […]
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Baltimore Spending More Construction Dollars In Poor Neighborhoods
Baltimore officials said a recent analysis of where the city spends public construction dollars shows that more money is going […]
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RFK Stadium Is Coming Down, Its Next Phase Waits For D.C. To Win Control Of The Site
The demolition of D.C.’s RFK Memorial Stadium will likely lead to a pause in events that can be held at […]
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Trump Killing $66M In Md. Military Projects To Fund Wall, Reports U.S. Rep. Anthony G. Brown
Three previously-approved military projects in Maryland have been canceled by the Pentagon as part of the Trump administration’s efforts to […]
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Update: Details Into How Amazon Deal Fell Apart, Westphalia’s Developers Pledge New Focus On Retail (Video Interview)
Despite losing Amazon.com Inc. as a massive new tenant, the developers of the Westphalia Town Center say they’re still nearly […]
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Prince George’s County Schools Expand Student Support Services With $53 Million Initiative
Prince George’s County Public Schools’ chief executive officer kicked off the new academic year on Tuesday by going to five […]
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