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Former Maryland School Worker Faces New Charges for Secretly Recording Students

Former Maryland School Worker Faces New Charges for Secretly Recording Students

James Mulhern III, a former employee of Montgomery County Public Schools, is facing additional charges after investigators discovered more videos of underage girls recorded in a high school changing room. Mulhern, 43, was initially charged in April and released on bond. The new charges stem from videos allegedly recorded around 2015 at Walter Johnson High School in Bethesda, Maryland. Investigators found 15 hidden-camera videos on a flash drive, showing students changing clothes. The investigation began when students discovered a camera in the school's theater control booth.

Governor Moore Offers Fast-Tracked Admissions for Unenrolled Howard University Students

Governor Moore Offers Fast-Tracked Admissions for Unenrolled Howard University Students

Governor Wes Moore of Maryland has announced a plan to offer fast-tracked admissions and an $800 credit to students who were recently unenrolled from Howard University. This initiative is in response to Howard University's decision to unenroll 502 students due to missed tuition and financial-aid deadlines. The Maryland Higher Education Commission and the public university system are tasked with assisting these students in finding available programs and navigating financial aid options. The move aims to provide a clear path for affected students to continue their education with minimal disruption.

NextGen Bar Exam Faces Technical Failures Across Multiple States

NextGen Bar Exam Faces Technical Failures Across Multiple States

The rollout of the NextGen bar exam has encountered significant technical issues across several states, including Washington, Missouri, and Maryland. In Washington, the exam was scrapped due to prolonged Wi-Fi outages, while Missouri experienced delays due to network bandwidth issues. Maryland faced a software delay, although it was less severe compared to other states. These technical failures have disrupted the exam process, causing frustration among test-takers and raising questions about the preparedness and reliability of the new exam system.

Third Tornado Confirmed in Anne Arundel County Following Tuesday's Storm

Third Tornado Confirmed in Anne Arundel County Following Tuesday's Storm

The National Weather Service (NWS) has confirmed that a third tornado touched down in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, on the evening of Tuesday, July 28, 2026. This confirmation follows a series of severe storms that impacted the region earlier in the week. The tornado adds to the growing tally of extreme weather events in the area this season, highlighting the need for continued vigilance and preparedness. Source time: not specified.

Two Tornadoes Confirmed in Anne Arundel County Amid Maryland Storms

Two Tornadoes Confirmed in Anne Arundel County Amid Maryland Storms

The National Weather Service confirmed that two tornadoes touched down in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, as part of a series of storms that affected the region. An EF-1 tornado with winds up to 100 mph was reported in Lake Shore, while another tornado was confirmed in the Arnold/Cape Saint Claire area. The storms caused significant damage, including downed trees and power lines, and left many residents without power. The tornadoes were part of a larger weather system that resulted in four confirmed tornadoes across Maryland.

Glen Burnie Building Declared Unsafe, Vehicles Remain Trapped for Months

Glen Burnie Building Declared Unsafe, Vehicles Remain Trapped for Months

In Glen Burnie, Maryland, the Empire Towers building was evacuated and declared unsafe on July 9 due to unpermitted construction work that caused structural instability. Approximately 100 people were evacuated, leaving their vehicles trapped in the building's parking garage. An email from the building's management, obtained by CBS News Baltimore, indicates that emergency stabilization work is ongoing, but it will not be safe to retrieve the vehicles for at least 90 days. The email also states that no one will be allowed to enter the building until further notice. The situation has left many, like Vickie Gorzo, without access to their vehicles and personal belongings, impacting their daily lives and work.

Four Tornadoes Confirmed in Maryland Amid Severe Storms

Four Tornadoes Confirmed in Maryland Amid Severe Storms

The National Weather Service (NWS) has confirmed four tornadoes touched down in Maryland during severe storms on Tuesday evening, July 28, 2026. Two tornadoes were reported in Anne Arundel County, including an EF1 tornado in Pasadena with winds of 100 mph and another in Cape St. Claire. Talbot County on the Eastern Shore experienced two tornadoes as well, one rated EF1 with winds of 100 mph and another EF0 with winds of 80 mph. The storms caused widespread damage, including downed trees, power outages affecting 34,000 Baltimore Gas and Electric customers, and structural damage to homes and businesses. Areas such as Arnold, Trappe, and Harford County were particularly hard-hit, with reports of roofs torn off, trees uprooted, and localized fires from downed power lines. Fortunately, no injuries have been reported. (Source: WBAL-TV, Source time: Wed, 29 Jul 2026 17:00:57 GMT)

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.

Federal Regulators Approve Sale of Charles County Coal Plant for Data Center Development

Federal Regulators Approve Sale of Charles County Coal Plant for Data Center Development

Federal Regulators Approve Sale of Charles County Coal Plant for Data Center Development

Two Tornadoes Confirmed on Maryland's Eastern Shore After Storm Damage Assessment

Two Tornadoes Confirmed on Maryland's Eastern Shore After Storm Damage Assessment

The National Weather Service confirmed two tornadoes on Maryland's Eastern Shore following a storm damage assessment. The tornadoes, which touched down near Trappe in Talbot County, were rated EF-1 and EF-0, with peak winds of 100 mph and 80 mph, respectively. The storms caused significant damage, including downed trees and power outages, affecting thousands of residents. Baltimore Gas & Electric reported over 12,000 customers without power, although many have since been restored. The storms were part of a larger weather system that affected multiple counties in Maryland.

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

Five Tornadoes Confirmed in Maryland Following Severe Storms

Five Tornadoes Confirmed in Maryland Following Severe Storms

The National Weather Service (NWS) has confirmed that five tornadoes touched down in Maryland on Tuesday evening as a result of severe storms sweeping through the state. The storms brought heavy rain, strong winds, and localized damage to several areas. The NWS is continuing to assess the extent of the damage caused by these tornadoes, which were part of a larger weather system that affected the region. Residents in the affected areas are advised to remain cautious as cleanup efforts begin. The exact locations and intensities of the tornadoes are still being evaluated by meteorologists.