A concise look at who’s on the ballot in Maryland’s District 9 — incumbents, challengers, which candidates answered questionnaires and the local issues shaping the June 23 primary.

A quick guide to the Harford County Board of Education races: who’s on the June 23 ballot, which contests to watch and where to find sample ballots and candidate responses.

Incumbents Pam Lanman Guzzone and Gabriel Moreno face GOP challenger Mark Fisher in a District 13 primary that highlights utility billing and constituent service.

Incumbents Marlon Amprey and Melissa Wells face challengers in a crowded District 40 primary focused on housing, schools and safety.

Harford County attorney Jim Rutledge is running for Maryland attorney general on a crime‑first platform, prioritizing gang prosecutions and cybercrime enforcement.

An OIG synopsis says Baltimore paid 15 city employees $312,555.86 while on permission leave and urges the city to adopt clear, equitable administrative-leave rules.

AI‑generated recruitment images with obvious glitches were deleted by Baltimore election boards, raising questions about oversight and trust in official posts.

A vendor error sent some Maryland voters the wrong-party mail-in ballot. The State Board of Elections will mail corrected packets to anyone who got a ballot before May 14.

Maryland's chief justice named retired Judge Keith Truffer to coordinate discovery and pretrial scheduling across roughly 1,200 Child Victims Act suits involving thousands of claimants.

Pandemic‑era videos showing Bobby LaPin apparently unclothed have resurfaced as he challenges Senate President Bill Ferguson. LaPin says they were meant to cheer people up and insists his campaign is serious.

Gov. Wes Moore is replacing campaign manager Ron Owens with Dylan Arant weeks before Maryland's June 23 primary.

Baltimore County introduced a measure to ban retail sales and possession of switchblades and metal knuckles, citing availability at gas stations and smoke shops. The proposal would add county-level penalties alongside state law.

Maj. Terrence Benn will serve as acting police chief starting June 1 as Howard County grapples with fallout from recent deadly incidents and calls for reform.