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Dept. of Public Safety orders emergency transfer of inmates at Baltimore facility
Maryland DPSCS ordered an emergency transfer from MRDCC after engineers found structural risks, moving 393 incarcerated people and staff.
Moore appoints new deputy chiefs of staff in continued admin shakeup
Gov. Wes Moore announced the appointment of two new deputy chiefs of staff, continuing the shakeup among staffers and cabinet secretaries.
MD officials to vote on funding for State House memorial honoring Black Revolutionary War soldiers
The Maryland Board of Public Works is expected to vote on funds for a memorial at the State House honoring African American soldiers.
MD to move 620 workers from State Center as revamp planning resumes
Maryland continues to relocate employees from State Center to downtown Baltimore as officials looks to revamp a failed rebuilding project.
District courthouses in Baltimore join list of facilities with Legionella bacteria
Two district court buildings have joined a growing list of government facilities where tests have shown levels of the Legionella bacteria.
Montgomery Park loses Md. Supreme Court appeal in bid for MIA’s lease
A unanimous Maryland Supreme Court has ruled against Montgomery Park in its effort to reopen the bidding for the Maryland Insurance Administration’s lease.
Md. high court will hear Montgomery Park’s bid for insurance administration lease
The Montgomery Park building’s back-and-forth legal battle to reopen the bidding for the Maryland Insurance Administration’s lucrative Baltimore lease will go before the state’s top court.
Montgomery Park loses appeal in bid for MIA’s lease
Montgomery Park has lost the latest legal battle in its back-and-forth effort to reopen the bidding for the Maryland Insurance Administration’s lease.
Lawyers’ Mall solicitation ban’s fate could depend on ‘forum’ ruling
A free-speech challenge to a Maryland state agency’s ban on financial solicitations on Lawyers’ Mall could come down to whether the site – at the foot of the State House […]
ACLU sues over Lawyers’ Mall solicitation ban
ANNAPOLIS – The ACLU of Maryland filed suit Thursday against the Department of General Services, saying DGS’s ban on financial solicitations on Lawyers’ Mall – a popular site for political […]
Hogan names new DGS secretary
Gov. Larry Hogan Tuesday announced the appointment of a new Department of General Services secretary. He didn’t have to look far to find a candidate. Ellington Churchill, Jr., 46, the deputy […]
Md. general services secretary resigns, replaced by deputy
ANNAPOLIS — The secretary of Maryland’s Department of General Services has resigned to take a job in the private sector. Republican Gov. Larry Hogan announced the resignation of Gail Bassette […]
