Gov. Ralph Northam on Tuesday signed an incentives bill for Amazon.com Inc.’s second headquarters, the final step in sealing a […]
Read moreMaryland Offshore Wind Developers Look To Partner With Local Businesses
The developers of Maryland’s two offshore wind projects have put out a call to local companies: “We want you.” U.S. […]
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Debate Over Sole-Source Contract For D.C. Lottery Vendor Heats Up
The D.C. Lottery wants the D.C. Council to approve a bill that would allow the agency to negotiate a new […]
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Hotel, Apartments Proposed For Former Sears Site In Bowie
It will be years before the now-closed Sears store in Bowie is redeveloped and finding another tenant didn’t work, the […]
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At $4.8 Million, Tim Perry And Lobby Partners At Perry White Ross & Jacobson Remain Top Paid Lobbyists
For the fourth year in a row, Tim Perry and his lobbying firm Perry White Ross & Jacobson remain the […]
Read moreMaking Up For Purple Line Delays Will Cost Nearly $60 Million, Contractor Says
The contractor building Maryland’s Purple Line says it will cost nearly $60 million to accelerate work on the delayed light-rail […]
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Maryland Loses No. 1 Spot For Millionaires; DC Is No. 2
For the first time since 2010, Maryland does not rank as the top state for millionaires per capita. Maryland, which […]
Read moreBill On Prince George’s Developer Contributions Advances
The Prince George’s County House delegation moved a step closer Friday to lifting a ban on developer contributions in county […]
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U-Md. President Loh To Keep Post Until June 2020 As Board Searches For Successor
University of Maryland President Wallace D. Loh will remain in his post through mid-2020 under a plan approved Wednesday that […]
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Proposal For Maglev Meets Resistance From Black Caucus
Top officials with the firm looking to bring “the fastest trains in the world” to Maryland encountered resistance from members […]
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