O'Malley featured on cover of this month's 'Esquire'
Esquire magazine features Mayor Martin O'Malley on its cover as "the best young mayor in America" in an issue to be published Thursday that highlights "the best and brightest" in...
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O'Malley bound to Norris, for good or ill
Mayor Martin O'Malley gripped the hand of police Commissioner Edward T. Norris beneath the chandeliers in City Hall last week, swearing him in to another term and praising him as...
Mayor opts for audit of account
Mayor Martin O'Malley reversed course yesterday and said he would hire an independent auditor to investigate the spending of Police Commissioner Edward T. Norris and past police chiefs from a...
City won't check Norris
Baltimore's mayor and comptroller said yesterday that they will not investigate Police Commissioner Edward T. Norris' use of an off-the-books account to finance more than $178,000 in expenses during the...
O'Malley says Norris more competent as police chief than as an accountant
Mayor Martin O'Malley said yesterday that he was angry about the "sloppy" accounting and "poor management" of the "arcane, strange, off-line account" that Police Commissioner Edward T. Norris has been...
Water limits set to begin
Standing on the dry, rocky shore of a shrinking reservoir, Baltimore's public works director announced mandatory water restrictions yesterday to prevent shortages during the summer drought. George L. Winfield warned...
Draft focuses on subjects in experiments
A state delegate is proposing to introduce legislation that would strengthen protections for volunteers in medical experiments and open up the records of university review boards to public scrutiny. Del....
Mayor not excused from duty on jury
Like pretty much everyone else sitting with him in a Baltimore courtroom Friday, Juror No. 21 had one thought in mind: "I was hoping to be struck early." But it...
2 cases challenge beliefs on who may get anthrax
Federal health officials said yesterday that they are investigating the possibility of the anthrax threat spreading to homes, because of disturbing questions raised by infections in a New York hospital...
Postal clerk ninth victim of anthrax
A postal clerk who sorted mail in the District of Columbia and Maryland is in serious condition with inhalation anthrax, prompting postal officials to evacuate two distribution centers yesterday and...