William J. Ford
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Maryland Seeks to Boost Academic Achievement Among Black Boys
John Jenifer remains pleased with the education his sixth-grade son, Zamari, receives at Robert R. Gray Elementary School in Capitol…
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One-Third of Prince George’s Residents 16 and Older Now Vaccinated
Prince George's County has seen gradual progress in its effort to combat the coronavirus pandemic, with one-third of residents 16…
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Hogan Lifts Outdoor Mask Mandate, Dining Restrictions
Wearing masks outdoors is no longer required in Maryland.
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Former Obama Admin Official John King to Seek Bid for Maryland Governor
Former U.S. Education Secretary John King Jr. wants to incorporate equity, leadership and commitment into every policy as he seeks…
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Braveboy Organizes Chat with Black Female Prosecutors
Prince George’s County State's Attorney Aisha Braveboy organized a slightly more than two-hour virtual town hall on Facebook with about…
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Prince George’s County Plans to Target Trash — and Litterbugs
Prince George's County officials plan to aggressively tackle a dirty problem: litter.
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Bowie State Students Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
After the University System of Maryland chancellor recently announced staff and students who return to campuses in the fall must…
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Maryland Board of Education OKs Fall In-Person Instruction
The Maryland Board of Education unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday for the state's public schools to begin in-person instruction for…
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Racial Disparities in Maternal Health Care Glaring Amid Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has exposed or exacerbated a number of racial disparities in health care, including maternal care for Black…
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Prince George’s Mulls Providing Free Summer School Amid Pandemic
Prince George's County Public Schools officials said Saturday it may offer free summer classes this year, including some in-person instruction…
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