Video by Gabe Katzman BALTIMORE – A majority of Maryland high school students failed to hit grade-level targets for college readiness, including alarmingly few black and Hispanic students, according to new, statewide exams scores released Tuesday by the state Board…
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PARCC Results Show More Than Half of Maryland Students Not College or Career Ready
BALTIMORE – Maryland State Department of Education releases the results of the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) today, and the scores are disappointing.
Obama’s Goal to End Veteran Homelessness by Year’s End Likely to Come Up Short
Homeless veterans would continue to be left in the lurch at the end of the year.
A Twitter Trend Sparks Cultural Conversation in Midst of Immigration Debate
Immigration remains a popular debate topic on the political circuit, but social media conversations suggest that presidential hopefuls and the Latin-American community equally fail to identify with the Latino culture.
16 Halloween Costumes All Marylanders Will Understand
Looking for a last minute Halloween costume? We’ve got you covered.
The Billion-Dollar Ugly Boots
Some love UGG boots, spending hundreds of dollars per pair, while others gleefully mock them. Regardless of how you feel about UGGs, there’s no denying their transformation from a cult fashion object for Australian surfers into big global business.
Gov. Hogan Announces Transit Plan for Baltimore City
Governor Larry Hogan announces $135 million in targeted investments to transform and improve transit throughout the Baltimore metropolitan area.
Five Key Takeaways From Martin O’Malley’s Third Quarter Fundraising Report
New presidential campaign fundraising totals were released last week that show Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders continue to dominate former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley in the money race. The third quarter numbers revealed some trends – most of them discouraging – of the O’Malley campaign.
Legislative ethics committee works to create criteria for recognizing caucuses
Latino caucus, formed within the last year, is under consideration for staff and funding from the General Assembly.