The developer of a $12 billion high-speed train connecting Baltimore and D.C. is ready to establish a 40-mile right of […]
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Prince George’s County Zoning Rewrite Could Help Spur Mixed-Use Development Near Transit
Transit hubs throughout Prince George’s County — from existing Metro stations at Branch Avenue and Largo Town Center to future […]
Read moreOne Of Baltimore’s Largest Conventions Is Leaving For Philadelphia In 2020
Natural Products Expo East, one of Baltimore’s largest conventions, has outgrown the Baltimore Convention Center and will move to Philadelphia […]
Read moreNancy Floreen Qualifies To Run In Montgomery County Executive Race
Nancy Floreen, a longtime Montgomery County Council member who broke from the Democratic Party to run as an independent for […]
Read moreKirwan Commission Wrangles Over Who Will Oversee Increased Md. Education Funding, School Reform
As the Maryland Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education moved closer to recommending billion-dollar increases in K-12 funding along […]
Read moreIn The Works: 3 New Developments Coming To Prince George’s County
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority signed an agreement with Gilbane Development Co. to build a mixed-use residential and retail […]
Read moreSurvey: Md. One Of The More Corrupt States In The Nation
Maryland is one of the more corrupt states in the nation, according to a survey of journalists who cover statehouses […]
Read moreChesapeake Bay Program Keeps Hogan As Chairman
Gov. Larry Hogan hosted the 2018 annual meeting of the Chesapeake Executive Council of the Chesapeake Bay Program, where he […]
Read moreGonzales Poll: Hogan Leads Jealous By 16 Points In Maryland Governor’s Race
With less than three months until the general election in November, Republican Gov. Larry Hogan has a sizable lead over […]
Read moreMaryland Earns 8% On Pension Funds, Raising Total To $52 Billion
For the second year in a row, Maryland’s retirement and pension system beat its target return on investment, earning 8.06% […]
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