Last-minute deals to bolster professional sports in Maryland seem to have become ever more commonplace during the legislative session. This year lawmakers are discussing racing in the session’s final days.
Addressing the housing shortage is complicated, and legislative solutions range from incentivizing development of affordable housing units to protecting renters from unnecessary evictions.
Pay transparency can benefit both employees and employers — large and small.
Baltimore deserved an international development competition, Anirban Basu writes. And the governor could pay the political price, he argues.
House Ways and Means Chair Vanessa Atterbeary said her committee will consider ‘a mix’ of tax proposals this week to send to the Senate, which does not want to raise revenues this year.
The factors that contribute to the disparity in pay between men and women are multi-faceted and can vary by county, the report shows.
Report finds ‘significant deficiencies in the design or operation of internal control that could adversely affect MAA’s ability to maintain reliable financial records.’
Some insist that lawmakers are currying favor with special interest donors. Push for tax bill comes as state leaders prepare to announce that revenue projections are down.
The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that 22% of Maryland’s population will be 60 and older by the year 2030, a 26% increase from 2012.
The Maryland Technology Internship Program represents a significant step towards nurturing Maryland’s technical talent pool and supporting its economic growth.