Brandon Scott has won the crowded Democratic primary for Baltimore mayor, making good on his campaign to “change the guard” […]
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Prince George’s Lawmakers Pass ‘Conservative And Cautious’ Budget (Details)
The Prince George’s County Council on Friday unanimously approved a lean budget that officials say helps position the Washington suburb […]
Read moreHogan: Nonessential Businesses To Reopen In Maryland On June 5
Businesses in Maryland that were deemed nonessential and ordered to close amid the coronavirus pandemic will be able to reopen […]
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Partial Results From Baltimore’s Primary Day Voting Show Early Trends Holding; Dixon Leads Mayor’s Race
Partial in-person returns made public Wednesday in the Democratic mayoral primary in Baltimore showed former Mayor Sheila Dixon’s lead holding […]
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Montgomery County May Massively Reduce Development Moratoriums
Automatic prohibitions on new residential development could become a thing of the past across most of Montgomery County under a […]
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292-Home Preserve At Westphalia Preliminary Plans Approved By P.G. Planning Board
With some minor conditions, the Prince George’s County Planning Board unanimously approved preliminary plans for the Preserve at Westphalia which […]
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Sports Betting In The District Adds To Huge Market Growth In The DC Region
The District’s entrance into legalized gambling — by way of legalized sports betting — only adds to the gambling industry’s […]
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Prince George’s Community College Names New President
Prince George’s Community College has named a new president ahead of longtime president Charlene Dukes’ retirement at the end of […]
Read moreLive! Casino Pandemic Plans For Reopening
Maryland casinos have been closed since mid-March, but all six are formulating their reopening plans, and Live! Casino & Hotel […]
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Hogan Puts Pressure On Montgomery, Pr. George’s To Reopen
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Wednesday urged Montgomery and Prince George’s counties — the two hardest-hit jurisdictions in the state […]
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