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Removed Anne Arundel orphans’ court judge thanks supporters after apparent primary loss

Marc Knapp thanked those who supported his bid to return to the Anne Arundel County Orphans’ Court, but his removal from the position by the Maryland Supreme Court appears to have sunk his primary campaign.

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Tapp-Harper claims victory over Cogen, poised to be Baltimore’s first female sheriff

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Prince George's County State’s Attorney Tara Jackson has raised the most money of any candidate in a contested primary for state’s attorney. (Courtesy of the Jackson campaign)

Tara Jackson defeats Wanika Fisher for Prince George’s state’s attorney

Incumbent Prince George’s County State’s Attorney Tara Jackson will keep her job after Tuesday's primary election.

Business

MCB Real Estate has added Annapolis Plaza to its retail portfolio after acquiring the 165,565-square-foot property. (MCB Real Estate)

MCB Real Estate buys Annapolis shopping center

MCB Real Estate, a Baltimore-based real estate firm, announced it purchased an ownership interest in Annapolis Plaza. 

Government

Mail-in ballots are shown in a U.S. postal box at the Los Angeles County Ballot Processing Center in the city of Industry, California, October 29, 2024. (REUTERS/Mike Blake)

US Postal Service defends plan to require states to disclose mail voting lists

The U.S. Postal Service defends a plan requiring states to provide voter lists for mail ballots amid opposition from Democratic senators.

Healthcare

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2026 Health Care Heroes featured in video celebration, profiles

The Daily Record recognized the 2026 Health Care Heroes honorees in an online celebration, honoring those making a lasting impact across the state.

Real Estate

The Edward A. Garmatz United States District Courthouse in Baltimore. (File photo)

Baltimore County real estate attorney sentenced to prison after bank fraud conviction

A Baltimore County real estate attorney said he "had nothing to gain" from the scheme that led to his federal conviction.

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Lydia E. Lawless & Ezra S. Gollogly (Kramon & Graham)

Kramon & Graham names Lydia E. Lawless and Ezra S. Gollogly co-managing principals

Kramon & Graham is excited to announce that Lydia E. Lawless and Ezra S. Gollogly will become Co-Managing Principals on July 1.

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MD congressional incumbents cruise to primary wins

Tapp-Harper claims victory over Cogen, poised to be Baltimore’s first female sheriff

Ruff beats Attar in MD Senate primary, AP calls

Sarah David beats Scott Shellenberger for Baltimore County state’s attorney

Tara Jackson defeats Wanika Fisher for Prince George’s state’s attorney

Wes Moore to face Dan Cox again in MD governor’s race

MD Senate President Bill Ferguson proclaims win in primary election

Baltimore County real estate attorney sentenced to prison after bank fraud conviction

U.S. Rep. April McClain Delaney (D-6th) speaks to supporters at a watch party at the Holiday Inn in Gaithersburg, Maryland, on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. (Photo by Danielle J. Brown/Maryland Matters)

U.S. Rep. April McClain Delaney projected to win Maryland 6th Congressional District

After a bitter, expensive and largely self-funded campaign, freshman U.S. Rep. April McClain Delaney (D-6th) has held her seat against David Trone, who was trying to reclaim it after a two year absence.

Del. Adrian Boafo speaks to supporters after being projected the winner of the Democratic primary for Maryland’s 5th Congressional District on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. He’ll face Republican Chris Chaffee in November. (Photo by William J. Ford)

Early endorsement, late funding rush boost Boafo in 5th District

Del. Adrian Boafo (D-Prince George’s) got an early, and important, leg up in the crowded field of 24 Democrats running to replace longtime Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-5th) when Hoyer endorsed Boafo as his successor.

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Removed Anne Arundel orphans’ court judge thanks supporters after apparent primary loss

Marc Knapp thanked those who supported his bid to return to the Anne Arundel County Orphans’ Court, but his removal from the position by the Maryland Supreme Court appears to have sunk his primary campaign.

Campaign signs for Montgomery County Council members Andrew Friedson and Will Jawando outside Rockville High School on Tueday. (Photo by Mayah Nachman/Maryland Matters)

Expensive, contentious executive races to lead big counties into the future

Democratic voters in four counties selected a new generation of leaders Tuesday, making history in at least two of them.

Senate President Bill Ferguson (D-Baltimore City) is joined on stage by his wife, Lea, and their children, Caleb and Cora, at an election night victory party Tuesday, after Ferguson survived one of his biggest political challenges in years. (Photo by Christine Condon/Maryland Matters)

Despite some challenges, most legislators appear headed to reelection

Despite some aggressive challenges, an overwhelming majority of state lawmakers who were seeking reelection in Tuesday’s primaries skated through with relative ease.

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Judge blocks Trump administration SNAP restrictions on soda, candy​

Federal court rules Ohio can restrict children’s use of social media

Judge blocks Trump’s use of revamped immigration database for voter checks

Federal court blocks Trump from enacting new plans to slash consumer watchdog staff

Ravens invest $1M in Baltimore gun violence prevention efforts

Supreme Court sides with marijuana user stripped of gun rights

Judge narrows lawsuits challenging Trump order restricting mail-in voting

Trump administration removed dozens of national park exhibits that ‘disparage’ US

Mail-in ballots are shown in a U.S. postal box at the Los Angeles County Ballot Processing Center in the city of Industry, California, October 29, 2024. (REUTERS/Mike Blake)

US Postal Service defends plan to require states to disclose mail voting lists

The U.S. Postal Service defends a plan requiring states to provide voter lists for mail ballots amid opposition from Democratic senators.

Campaign signs for Montgomery County Council members Andrew Friedson and Will Jawando outside Rockville High School on Tueday. (Photo by Mayah Nachman/Maryland Matters)

Expensive, contentious executive races to lead big counties into the future

Democratic voters in four counties selected a new generation of leaders Tuesday, making history in at least two of them.

Senate President Bill Ferguson (D-Baltimore City) is joined on stage by his wife, Lea, and their children, Caleb and Cora, at an election night victory party Tuesday, after Ferguson survived one of his biggest political challenges in years. (Photo by Christine Condon/Maryland Matters)

Despite some challenges, most legislators appear headed to reelection

Despite some aggressive challenges, an overwhelming majority of state lawmakers who were seeking reelection in Tuesday’s primaries skated through with relative ease.

The facade of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington on March 14, 2026. (REUTERS/Will Dunham/File Photo)

Supreme Court won’t let Rastafarian man shaved bald in prison sue guards

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to let a Rastafarian man sue state prison officials after guards held him down and shaved him bald in violation of his religious beliefs.

A plane carrying Venezuelan migrants deported from the United States approaches landing at Simon Bolivar International Airport, in Maiquetia, Venezuela, on Jan. 19, 2026. (REUTERS/Marco Bello)

Trump administration can expand fast-track deportation process, appeals court rules

A federal appeals court cleared the way for President Donald Trump's administration to expand a fast-track deportation process.

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