Anyone calling with an emergency was met with a busy signal early Tuesday evening.
Baltimore’s 911 system crashed, leaving 311 as the only available resource for emergency calls. Using social media alerts from the city as a guide, it looks like the outage lasted for more than an hour.
There wasn’t an immediate reason given why the system crashed. According to the Baltimore Sun, neither police nor 911 system operator Verizon could provide a cause on Wednesday morning.
Startup activity and serious research has earned national praise. Now a storytelling strategy will follow.
Plus, Bay Area’s Hustle Fund promotes DC local, another innovation hub is coming to the region and more DMV power moves.
Inclusion drives a stronger economy, better companies and smarter tech safeguards, writes the CEO of a networking company.
A new state plan could further expand access to substance abuse disorder treatment.
Let’s not miss the Semiquincentennial opportunity to be active about envisioning our future. Read the draft statement and share your feedback.
Americans increasingly use chatbots to get answers to questions. Here’s how we’re helping fill the results with facts.
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