State and local officials try to bridge Baltimore's internet

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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