Baltimore City has debt of more than $3 billion, putting a roughly $14,000 burden on each of the city’s taxpayers, […]
Read more
Judge Refuses To Throw Out NAACP’s Lawsuit Over 2020 Census
The NAACP can pursue its legal claim that the U.S. Census Bureau has insufficient funds to properly conduct the 2020 […]
Read more
New County Execs Find Campaign Cash Flowing Their Way
Maryland’s new county executives are quickly learning the joys of incumbency – when it comes to political fundraising. Outraised significantly […]
Read more
Landover Development Site Offered For Sale Amid Growing Activity
Marcus & Millichap is seeking buyers for a 22-acre residential development site near FedEx Field in Landover amid a larger […]
Read more
Montgomery County Moving Toward ‘Fiscal Peril,’ Needs To Spur New Development
A depressed commercial tax base and moratorium on new development in parts of Montgomery County have hurt the county’s fiscal […]
Read moreHogan Previews $46.6 Billion Budget Plan
Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) will introduce a budget on Friday that includes no new taxes, raises for state […]
Read moreMaryland Legislative Leaders Exploring Fast-Track Plan To Legalize Sports Betting Without Asking Voters
Maryland General Assembly leaders are considering a fast-track proposal under which lawmakers would legalize betting on football, basketball and other […]
Read more
Clark Construction ‘Puts Roots Down’ In Baltimore With First Local Office
Clark Construction Group has opened its first Baltimore office, looking to grab a bigger slice of the market’s robust health […]
Read moreMoody’s Economist Tells Maryland Lawmakers To Expect Mid-2020 Recession
An economist had a stark warning for Maryland lawmakers: Expect a recession in mid-2020. Moody’s Analytics economist Dan White told […]
Read more
Baltimore City Council Sees Crisis In Lack of Small Business Loans
Steven Rivelis has started multiple businesses in Baltimore City and each time he has had trouble getting a bank to […]
Read more