The contractor building Maryland’s Purple Line says it will cost nearly $60 million to accelerate work on the delayed light-rail […]
Read more
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 […]
Read more
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 […]
Read more
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 […]
Read moreBaltimore’s Debt Reaches $3 Billion, Shakes Out To $14K Per Taxpayer, Study Finds
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 more