Maryland Board of Public Works

The Maryland Board of Public Works awards a $2.8 million contract to TEACH.org to help address the state’s educator shortage.

The Board of Public Works approves the Maryland Department of Transportation’s request to temporarily hire extra staffing to reevaluate thousands of Disadvantaged Business Enterprises under new federal guidelines.

Maryland is on track to become the third state to switch to “tap and go” EBT chip cards.

The job cuts are a part of Gov. Wes Moore’s plan to save the state $121 million in workforce spending.

The state greenlit demolition of the country’s second-oldest racetrack, along with the purchase of a new thoroughbred training site.

Officials say the cuts help pay increased Medicaid and child care scholarship costs.

The Board of Public Works approved a $9M payout Wednesday. The money will be disbursed to thousands of correctional officers, in what could be, one of the largest cases of wage-theft.

Team will stay at stadium for next 15 years, with more possible if it reaches development deals

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said on the campaign trail that he’d put his assets in a blind trust, which means that he would no longer control or make decisions about his investments.

The Board of Public Works voted to give the 175-acre campus to the University of Maryland Baltimore County.