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After his son’s overdose death, former Baltimore Raven Ray Lewis started a mental health foundation to bring mental health screenings to Baltimore County schools at no cost.

On Thursday, Yannis Charles and Eugene Harney will make history as the first NCAA qualifiers in Morgan State’s Division I era, after the program had been on a hiatus for over two decades.

State Superintendent of Schools Carey Wright led a similar turnaround in Mississippi with literacy coaches.

For the second time in a week, pepper spray was discharged on a Baltimore County school bus, prompting 11 students to be evaluated by emergency responders Wednesday afternoon.

This University of Maryland, Baltimore, program fights the rising social isolation among parents.

Rockville families are ramping up their fight to keep Thomas S. Wootton High School in their community ahead of a consequential vote next week.

The son of former UMBC president, Eric Hrabowski, went into cardiac arrest at home.

Tristan is now in a specialized foster home, his grandmother said.

The average Maryland resident’s debts are far higher than the national average — likely stemming from higher home prices, more expensive tuition, tariffs pushing up car prices, and greater reliance on credit cards.

An 81-year-old Connecticut pastor has been indicted on charges in Maryland that he sexually abused a child at the Gilman School in the 1970s.

Several school systems across Maryland are closing early on Monday due to the threat of severe weather.

Bilingual Global Citizens Public Charter School's building plans were put on hold.

It seems, as a parent, that Baltimore City Public School kids have too much time off. Some educators tried to set me straight.

Thirty schools in five Maryland districts signed up to protest the actions of President Donald Trump’s administration. However, some school administrators warned against it, threatening disciplinary action if students skipped class.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore called it “tragic.” Mayor Brandon Scott said the situation has him “pissed.” Baltimore Schools CEO Sonja Santelises is “heartbroken” because of the Tristan King story.

The demonstrations, planned for Friday at 11 a.m., mark the second time in two months that students across Baltimore County organized school-day protests they say are within their First Amendment rights.

State policy allows Maryland schools to unenroll students when they miss more than 10 consecutive days of class. That’s what happened to Tristan King — and it’s not uncommon.

The small survey is the first time in at least a decade a Baltimore City schools group has asked families for transportation feedback.

An attorney for Jackson Fleming wants President Donald Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi to intervene.

The school district wants to turn support staff into the fully certified teachers it needs.