The deal, which the two sides intend to close later this year, would bring together a data startup and established D.C. media.

The Southeast Baltimore office is the first East Coast outpost for the Seattle-based website, where OrderUp cofounder Chris Jeffery is now CEO.

The electronics giant is looking to demonstrate new government work on Capitol Hill.

At $26,300, the two-year computer science program costs about a third of its on-campus counterpart. The program looks to be an on-ramp into tech for professionals without previous technical skills.

New Markets Venture Partners and ABS Capital Partners invested in a $32M round for Denver-based Galvanize, which also acquired another coding school.

It starts Thursday at 5 p.m. at the New Castle County Chamber of Commerce. See you there.

Plus, SparkPost's former CEO joins Fugue, and new hires at Baltimore City IT.

Gamers Outreach, a Michigan-based nonprofit, is in search of “Player 2” volunteers for the North Philly hospital. Name an cooler volunteering gig, we'll wait.

The two-day hackathon will take place July 28-29. Projects are taking shape.

The Philadelphia Fusion will play three games against the London Spitfire in a bid to become the Overwatch League's inaugural champion.