D.C. officials hope the opportunity zone program will benefit the city’s underserved areas, so the District is launching three new […]
Read morePrince George’s Weighs Big Changes To Spur More Residential Development
Prince George’s County needs to build many more homes over the next decade and embrace a new set of strategies […]
Read moreMaryland And Purple Line Leaders Still Arguing Over Cost
Construction of the Purple Line is now 10 percent complete, according to project leaders who provided an update Thursday before […]
Read moreFlawed D.C.-Area Real Estate Decisions Cost The GSA $50 Million In One Year
The General Services Administration spent nearly $50 million it couldn’t recover by renting space it didn’t need in the D.C. […]
Read moreAudit Shows Problems With More Than $75 Million In PGC School Contracts
School officials in Prince George’s County violated district procedures or state laws in awarding contracts of more than $75 million, […]
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Hogan Vetoes Minimum Wage, School Calendar And Anti-Franchot Bills
One day after signing his first piece of legislation from the 2019 General Assembly session, Gov. Lawrence J Hogan Jr. […]
Read moreD.C. Region Braces For Closure Of Shoppers Stores
Shopping centers across the D.C. area are bracing for the impending closure of most of Shoppers Food & Pharmacy stores […]
Read moreD.C. Public Hospital Will Require $40 Million Taxpayer Bailout
A new D.C. hospital scheduled to deliver on the city’s east end in 2023 needs to open earlier, according to […]
Read moreFormer Virginia State Lawmaker Pleads Guilty To Contracting Fraud
A former state lawmaker from Virginia Beach admitted Tuesday that for nearly a decade he fraudulently won defense contracts set […]
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Hogan, Franchot Seek Independent Audit of Medical System, Two More Board Members Resign Amid Controversy
State leaders called on Wednesday for an outside investigation of the University of Maryland Medical System board of directors, saying […]
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