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Maryland Offers $800 Credits to Disenrolled Howard University Students for State University Enrollment

Maryland Offers $800 Credits to Disenrolled Howard University Students for State University Enrollment

Maryland Governor Wes Moore announced that the state will provide an $800 credit and admissions support for students disenrolled from Howard University who choose to attend universities in Maryland. This initiative is in response to Howard University's recent disenrollment of 502 students due to unmet financial obligations. The Maryland Higher Education Commission and the University System of Maryland (USM) are coordinating to assist these students in identifying available programs, navigating financial aid options, and seeking expedited admissions. Howard University has already reenrolled 200 of the affected students. The state aims to provide a pathway for these students to continue their education at institutions such as Towson University, the University of Maryland at College Park, and Coppin State University.
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Howard University Reinstates Over 200 Students After Enrollment Controversy

Howard University Reinstates Over 200 Students After Enrollment Controversy

Howard University has readmitted more than 200 students who were previously unenrolled due to outstanding tuition balances and unreported immunizations. The decision comes after significant backlash from students and families who were left scrambling just weeks before the fall semester. Interim President Wayne A. I. Frederick stated that the university had communicated financial obligations clearly, but misunderstandings led to the mass unenrollment. The situation highlights the challenges faced by students in meeting financial and administrative requirements for college enrollment.
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Governor Wes Moore Honors Steny Hoyer with Legacy Award at Disability Awards Ceremony

Governor Wes Moore Honors Steny Hoyer with Legacy Award at Disability Awards Ceremony

Governor Wes Moore hosted the annual Governor's Disability Culture and Achievement Awards, celebrating the 36th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). During the ceremony, Congressman Steny Hoyer was honored with the Governor's Legacy Award for his significant contributions to disability rights, particularly as a principal sponsor of the ADA. The event highlighted Maryland's commitment to disability rights amidst federal challenges. Governor Moore emphasized the state's dedication to civil rights and community integration for individuals with disabilities. The ceremony also recognized other advocates for their efforts in promoting equality and inclusion.
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Maryland Secures Preakness and Black-Eyed Susan Stakes IP Rights, Ensuring Local Control

Maryland Secures Preakness and Black-Eyed Susan Stakes IP Rights, Ensuring Local Control

Maryland Secures Preakness and Black-Eyed Susan Stakes IP Rights, Ensuring Local Control
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Maryland Acquires Preakness Stakes Intellectual Property to Preserve Racing Heritage

Maryland Acquires Preakness Stakes Intellectual Property to Preserve Racing Heritage

Maryland Acquires Preakness Stakes Intellectual Property to Preserve Racing Heritage
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Maryland Governor Wes Moore Faces Scrutiny Over Transparency and Financial Interests

Maryland Governor Wes Moore Faces Scrutiny Over Transparency and Financial Interests

Maryland Governor Wes Moore is under scrutiny for not releasing military and financial records that could clarify his background. During a recent event, Moore deflected questions about his transparency by calling for the release of unrelated documents. Critics have raised concerns about Moore's financial interests, particularly his past involvement with a major cannabis company. The governor has placed his assets in a blind trust, but questions remain about potential conflicts of interest. Moore's administration has been criticized for not fulfilling promises to release certain records.
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Maryland Acquires IP Rights to Preakness and Black Eyed Susan, Securing Future of Horse Racing

Maryland Acquires IP Rights to Preakness and Black Eyed Susan, Securing Future of Horse Racing

Maryland Acquires IP Rights to Preakness and Black Eyed Susan, Securing Future of Horse Racing
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Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has thoughts about toning down political fights. Here's what he says

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has thoughts about toning down political fights. Here's what he says

Oklahoma Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt is hosting the National Governors Association meeting in Oklahoma City
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Camp David: A Historical Retreat for U.S. Presidents

Camp David: A Historical Retreat for U.S. Presidents

Camp David, the presidential retreat located in Maryland's mountains, has served as a venue for significant political meetings and summits since its establishment by President Franklin Roosevelt during World War II. Originally named Shangri-La, the retreat was later renamed Camp David by President Dwight Eisenhower. Over the years, it has hosted numerous historical events, including the Camp David Accords under President Jimmy Carter and summits with foreign leaders such as Winston Churchill, Nikita Khrushchev, and Mikhail Gorbachev. President Trump has used the retreat for meetings, although he has spent less time there compared to his predecessors.
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M Bank Stadium to Host Historic Rugby Match Between Springboks and All Blacks

M Bank Stadium to Host Historic Rugby Match Between Springboks and All Blacks

M Bank Stadium to Host Historic Rugby Match Between Springboks and All Blacks
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Three Tornadoes Confirmed in Anne Arundel County During Tuesday's Storms

Three Tornadoes Confirmed in Anne Arundel County During Tuesday's Storms

Three tornadoes were confirmed in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, during severe storms on Tuesday, July 30, 2026. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that an EF-1 tornado touched down in Lake Shore near Patapsco Road at 6:15 p.m., with peak winds of 100 mph. This tornado traveled three-quarters of a mile and was 160 yards wide. A second tornado struck the Arnold/Cape Saint Claire area near Lake Drive, while a third EF-0 tornado hit Riviera Beach, packing winds of 85 mph and traveling 1.1 miles. The storms caused widespread damage, including downed trees, snapped power lines, and structural damage. Additional tornadoes were also detected in Talbot County on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Fortunately, no casualties were reported, thanks to early warnings and preparedness efforts.
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Maryland Stadium Authority Appoints New Executive Director Amid Renovation Projects

Maryland Stadium Authority Appoints New Executive Director Amid Renovation Projects

Maryland Stadium Authority Appoints New Executive Director Amid Renovation Projects