State and local officials try to bridge Baltimore's internet and digital access gaps

Baltimore City students are discovering potential new career paths in classes that cover topics such as coding and graphic design at a local tech center. “I wanted to learn more about technology because this will help when I get older,” said Zaire Blackwell, a 12-year-old student at the Digital Harbor Foundation. “Some of the stuff I want to do has a lot to do with technology.” As Maryland ...

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