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$10M for closed-off project in Prince George’s ‘flushed down the proverbial toilet,’ official says
Maryland's state treasurer called for fiscal accountability regarding a closed project between Prince George's County and the Maryland Stadium Authority.
MD Board of Public Works approves $800M bond sale
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved the sale of $800 million of the state’s general obligation bonds.
MD officials vote to expand park registration program
The Maryland Board of Public Works is allowing the Maryland Park Service to move forward with its plan to expand an online registration system for state parks and shooting ranges.
$32M OKed for MD highway systems after 2 worker deaths
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved a contract in the wake of two state highway workers last month.
MD legislative panel presses pause on Laurel Park purchase
A legislative panel is delaying the proposed purchase of Laurel Park by the Maryland Stadium Authority, asking for a cost-benefit review of the $48.5 million deal.
New MD Supreme Court construction begins
The upcoming Maryland Supreme Court building took a ceremonial step forward as officials gathered for the groundbreaking event in Annapolis.
Salisbury University downtown arts center plan gets $1M from MD
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved $1 million for the Salisbury University Performing Arts Center project.
Board approves $147M contract for new MD Supreme Court building
Maryland officials approved a $147M contract to build a new supreme court courthouse in Annapolis, replacing the aging facility.
BPW bans contracting with four men over fraud, bribery convictions
Maryland debarred four individuals and one business after bribery and procurement fraud cases involving COVID contracts and PPE purchases.
BPW approves settlement for man held in solitary confinement for 10 months
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved a $185,000 settlement for a man who was held in solitary confinement for nearly a year.
Baltimore District Courthouse named in honor of state’s first female Black judge
Maryland honored Judge Mabel H. Hubbard, the state’s first Black woman judge, by naming Baltimore’s new district courthouse after her legacy.
MD officials launch state contract transparency dashboard
A new Maryland dashboard will allow the public to search for approved procurement contracts in an effort to increase transparency.
