Local CEOs discuss the process, pitfalls and strategies for success in raising institutional funding.

In a guet post, Baltimore entrepreneur Luke Cooper tells the story of how a customer became an ally. To address racial inequality in entrepreneurship, "intentional interventions are required," he writes.

With an eye toward inclusion in the digital economy, the city government and the tech corporation formed an alliance to offer digital skills training to residents and employees.

The federal government will soon begin distributing a $50-per-month credit for broadband. It could help close the digital divide for as many as 155K Baltimore City households, senior leaders of the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation write in an op-ed.

WHC, which serves people who have experienced homelessness, brought free internet access and devices to its four buildings, and over 90 residents.

This week, a $1 million grant program for nonprofits raising cybersecurity awareness, and a chance to join the Baltimore BioCrew.

Baltimore Digital Equity Coalition and Baltimore Tracks teamed up to host a virtual career fair with more than a dozen local employers.

Councilmembers Zeke Cohen, Kris Burnett, and Ryan Dorsey wrote a letter calling for an investigation into inequities that stem from broadband and digital access, and regulation of internet providers.

The historic Station North building will be home to the HQs of Code in the Schools and Young Audiences. A $6.6 million renovation began with a groundbreaking on Monday.

My Digital Data Locker allows people experiencing homelessness to manage digital copies of vital documents like birth certificates and ID’s needed to obtain housing services.