Investigative Journalism | Exposing What Lies Beneath
Montgomery County’s University Boulevard Corridor Plan faces criticism for prioritizing increased housing density over addressing severe traffic congestion along a notorious stretch. Residents express concerns about ignored community input and the lack of affordable housing, while local leaders are accused of catering to developers at the expense of commuters and neighborhood character.
Frederick, Maryland is facing critical challenges as rapid growth outpaces infrastructure development. Traffic congestion, rising commercial rents, and gentrification threaten the city’s small-town charm and local businesses. To avoid losing its identity, Frederick must prioritize proactive infrastructure, support small businesses, preserve rural landscapes, and invest in transit solutions.
Frederick’s Breaking Point: How Much More Growth Can the City Handle? Read More
Traffic congestion between Maryland and Virginia is worsening due to Maryland’s refusal to build more Potomac River crossings. While Virginia invests in infrastructure, Maryland remains paralyzed by political debates and short-term solutions. This inaction harms residents’ quality of life and the state’s economy, highlighting the urgent need for new crossings to alleviate gridlock.
Maryland’s Traffic Paralysis: Why Won’t the State Build More Bridges Across the Potomac? Read More