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The SquashWise Center opens in former Baltimore Greyhound Station
Baltimore nonprofit SquashWise officially opened The SquashWise Center at the site of Batimore’s historic Greyhound Station on Feb. 23.
Former Baltimore educator Ian Roberts pleads guilty to immigration felonies
Former Baltimore educator Ian Roberts has pleaded guilty to two immigration-related felony charges in Iowa.
Maryland Transit Administration announces fall service changes
The Maryland Transit Administration is releasing its fall 2025 service changes scheduled to take effect Aug. 24, MDOT announced Tuesday.
Some Maryland school districts embracing idea of electric buses
School buses are nothing new in Maryland. What is new, however, is a rapid rise in the use of electric school buses – a rise that is expected to continue.
Lawsuit: Baltimore’s schools are failing students, taxpayers
A new lawsuit brought by a former Republican candidate for Baltimore City Council president claims that city taxpayers are not receiving their money’s worth from the struggling public school system. […]
Jury awards $5M after Baltimore boy with badly broken leg not given care at school
A Baltimore jury awarded $5 million this week to the family of a 9-year-old boy who severely broke his leg during a schoolyard football game but was provided only mustard […]
Former city vocational school teacher charged with theft
A former Baltimore City Public Schools teacher has been charged with stealing nearly $10,000 in school funds while employed as the business manager for Mergenthaler Vocational Technical School. Danean Cunningham, […]
ACLU, LDF, parents ask court to reopen Baltimore school funding case
A group of parents and civil rights groups is petitioning to reopen a historic case concerning funding for Baltimore City Public Schools, the ACLU of Maryland announced Thursday. The lawsuit, Bradford […]
Baltimore universities hope dual enrollment courses grow pipeline to careers
Maryland’s public university system has put more effort into developing dual enrollment classes with Baltimore City Public Schools as it tries to become more involved in improving education outcomes in […]
Hot weather truncates or cancels first days of school
Baltimore schools began the calendar year with widespread heating outages that left classrooms freezing, and are poised to begin the school year with classrooms ill-equipped to handle extreme heat.
Visas of roughly 25 foreign teachers in Baltimore to expire
Roughly 25 foreign teachers working in Baltimore public schools will be forced to return to their countries when their visas expire at the end of this month.
GoFundMe account set up to help Baltimore students stay warm
A GoFundMe account has been set up to help students stay warm in Baltimore schools.
