2 Md. educators charged with failure to report rape
Two educators allegedly failed to report a rape they knew about for several days, resulting in the potential loss of evidence in a child abuse case.
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Baltimore’s Artscape festival celebrates its 40th edition
One of America's largest outdoor arts festivals is underway in Baltimore this weekend. Parts are family-friendly as well.
Md. seeks comment on 3rd-grade reading retention
Do you think Maryland third graders who fail to demonstrate sufficient reading skills should be held back? Sound off.
Md. National Guard was 1st on terrorist scene
The Md. National Guard was called in to help during the riot Wednesday at the US Capitol, and troops are now stationed in Washington for a while.
Close call on Question 2 in Md.
A ballot question in Md. asks voters to legalize sports betting in the state, with the projected revenues promised for education.
Let Them Play Sports rally planned in Md.
Some Md. parents in Anne Arundel Co. want the schools to allow students to play fall sports, starting now, not in the spring.
Student news roundup, Maryland, Oct. 1
Bear encounters, women in politics, a train wreck of a debate, racial justice and activism, radio plays.
Student news roundup, Maryland, Sept. 24
State to allow sports beginning in Oct., but some districts won't go back yet; Miss Maryland Agriculture; music lessons virtually.
Student news roundup, Maryland, Sept. 16
The pandemic reveals much more about us than our unpreparedness for virtual learning; Md. students look at healthcare and choices about schooling.
Tomorrow begins the 2018 legislative session in Md.
The Maryland General Assembly convenes tomorrow for its legislative session this year. Education leads the agenda in some ways.