ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) — A new set of eyes may soon be watching some Maryland roads: Surveillance cameras that can see if drivers are using their cellphones.
Montgomery County Councilmen Tom Hucker asked Maryland Sen. Jeff Waldstreicher Monday to file a bill that would allow the county to use automated ...
D.C. lawmakers on Thursday reviewed strategies to combat chronic absenteeism and truancy, following a report last week that showed an increase in students cutting classes in the District.
The rate of chronic absenteeism, defined as 18 or more days of excused and/or unexcused absences, was over 30% for students in ...
Teacher burnout, frustration with the evaluation system and a workplace culture that doesn't include teachers in decision-making were some of the issues raised Wednesday as D.C. Council members examined high turnover rates for public school teachers that exceed the national average.
According to D.C. State Board of Education, the average ...
BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby says she's concerned about the integrity and credibility of about 305 city police officers, most of whom the department stands by.
News outlets report Mosby on Tuesday presented a list of the officers to a state policing commission formed to identify department ...
COLLEGE PARK — Pep Hamilton believes in the old adage that "When you look good, you play good."
The coach of the XFL's D.C. Defenders had his players echo that phrase in unison as quarterback Cardale Jones and wide receiver Levern Jacobs entered the room to unveil the new team's ...
BALTIMORE (AP) — More than two dozen correctional officers in Baltimore were charged Tuesday with using excessive force on prisoners at state-operated jails in a city plagued by decades of institutional corruption, inside and outside jailhouse walls.
The 25 indicted officers are accused of assaulting and threatening detainees at correctional ...