The org is offering a summer of workshops and camps ahead of this September's hackathon. A goal, says founder LaKisha Greenwade: To expand opportunity in wearable technology for Black and Brown technologists.

“By making membership simpler, cheaper, and easier to understand, we are continuing to put the means of production within the reach of anyone," said April Lewis, director of community and culture.

Kirby discussed recent reporting on the city's video game community, and bubblegum.

With a financial analysis tool, the Baltimore company is looking to evolve the criminal background check into something more nuanced and equitable. It's now a publicly-traded company.

The telecom company's 5G service could boost local business growth and even draw talent to the region. Here's how.

Baltimore's YouthWorks received a $150K donation from the financial firm as part of an effort to support workforce development.

Capital CoLAB is working with educators, local government and employers in D.C., Maryland and Virginia to build skills and align talent for tech and digital careers. With TalentReady and other programs, it is putting a priority on equity.

The national nonprofit and AT&T are supporting students in Baltimore by providing internet connectivity for virtual learning. Here's a look at the programs receiving hotspots.

The tech and entrepeneurship community got organized after last summer's protests. Here's a look at the organizations that got started since.

M&T Bank and the Aspen institute's Weave initiative are looking to award ten community builders with grant money to complete local projects. The Weaver Awards are debuting in Baltimore.