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April 11, 2024
The retail lineup continues to change at the Lehigh Valley’s largest shopping venue.
April 9, 2024
Exactly two weeks after the Key Bridge collapse, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed an emergency piece of legislation into law directing assistance to workers and b
April 5, 2024
Biden gets to tout his credentials as the president who turned on the spigot of infrastructure funding, but he’ll still need to use the podium to call on Congress to act fast.
March 29, 2024
Despite the newly introduced legislation and ongoing budget negotiations, lawmakers said itโs unlikely the General Assembly will head into an extended session. Clippinger said previous sessions have seen similar circumstances but still completed their work in keeping with the 90-day legislative clock.
March 28, 2024
Even before the collapse of an iconic piece of Maryland infrastructure Tuesday, finding the money needed to sustain the state’s critical transportation network was the largest hang-up left in the General Assembly session barreling toward its finish line. The crash that took down the Francis Scott Key Bridge has only added to the complexity. “It’s added a lot of uncertainty into what was ...
January 29, 2024
The proposal comes as the agency faces a $120 million fiscal cliff and a nearly $1 billion shortfall the next year, amid lagging ridership
January 29, 2024
A series of bills in Montgomery County and Baltimore have aimed to reform parking minimum policies, in a bid to reduce the cost of building new housing.
January 29, 2024
The new year is bringing big changes to the Lehigh Valley’s largest shopping venue.
January 26, 2024
Maryland’s Sierra Club is encouraging lawmakers to pass a bill that would create a 10-cent plastic bottle deposit program.
January 21, 2024
When Gov. Wes Moore packed up and moved from his North Baltimore home to the governor’s mansion in Annapolis this time last year, he left with a promise to his adopted hometown. The health of Maryland’s future was contingent on the success of its largest city, and — after eight years of Baltimoreans often feeling cast aside by his predecessor — he’d be investing heavily in everything from the ...