For each three grade levels where 1:1 devices would be eliminated, there would be about a million dollars in savings in the the first year. There would also be a cost to convert curriculum and materials to match the reduction in personal devices.

“This was always the dream, to have a glass storefront space on Main Street,” said Tiombe Paige, owner of thoughtfully-curated Cultivated.

Liberty basketball coach George Sinnott was diagnosed with throat cancer last summer. Last week the school raised $800 for Johns Hopkins OETC.

Gov. Wes Moore signed a bill Tuesday banning local formal agreements with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), also known as 287(g) agreements.

Gov. Wes Moore issued directives clarifying that Maryland agencies can still cooperate with ICE in some cases, despite signing a law banning 287(g) agreements.

“It’s bad, and you know it,” said Sen. J.B. Jennings, a Republican who represents Baltimore and Harford counties. “We’re talking millions of taxpayers’ money tha…

Richard Henry, Maryland’s first inspector general for education, will not serve a second term. Both Henry and Gov. Wes Moore’s office confirmed the decision to The Baltimore Sun on Tues…

The US Army just transported its first small reactor for testing, and the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champlain is working on what could be the nation’s first private-sector microreactor.