
Dec 1 - By David Dishneau, Associated Press Writer
Mayor Sheila Dixon's misdemeanor fraud conviction fails to meet a key standard necessary for her removal from office, her attorney said Wednesday as the mayor resumed her regular duties a day after the verdict.

Nov 12 - By Associated Press
The jury is deliberating in the theft and misconduct trial of Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon.

Oct 12 - By Tom E. Curran, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
The move from desperation to resignation is already on in a few NFL cities. With that in mind, our look at the stories to watch as we wheel into Week 6 reflect that.

Oct 11 - By Tom E. Curran, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Knee-jerk reactions and drawn-out conclusions on a Sunday so unusual that a quarterback not named “JaMarcus” went 2 for 17. And won.

Oct 2 - By Mike Celizic, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Celizic: At what point do the experts stop talking about the Steelers — they’re sooooo 2008 — and the Patriots and even the Jets, and start talking about the real power in the AFC? And no, I’m not talking about the Colts, but about the Baltimore Ravens.

Sep 20 - By The Associated Press, Only on msnbc.com
Daisuke Matsuzaka extended an outstanding stretch by Boston’s rotation, and the Red Sox cruised past the Orioles 9-3 Sunday for a three-game sweep.
Sep 2 - By Ben Nuckols, Associated Press Writer
Baltimore's police department will become one of the first agencies in the nation to issue every patrol officer a BlackBerry that allows for instant warrant checks, city officials said Wednesday.
Jul 28 - By Associated Press
A grand jury has indicted a Baltimore councilwoman on new charges in a probe of City Hall finances.
Apr 28 - By Ben Greene, Associated Press Writer
A massive water main break shut down the heart of downtown Baltimore on Tuesday, sending thousands of workers home or to other offices and at one point flooding the city with 2 feet of water.
Feb 3 - By Ben Nuckols, Associated Press Writer
Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon's first court appearance on theft and perjury charges over allegedly illegal gifts was delayed Tuesday, and the mayor stuck to the business-as-usual strategy she's employed since her indictment last month.

Jan 26 - By Tom E. Curran, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Emerson Boozer doesn’t remember which day Weeb Ewbank had finally had enough. All Boozer knows is that Ewbank finally heard one Jet too many proclaim superiority to the Colts and that was it.
Jan 17 - By Associated Press
President-elect Barack Obama is challenging Americans to show the fighting spirit of Revolutionary War era patriots and resist getting discouraged by the country's problems.
Jan 15 - By Alex Dominguez, Associated Press Writer
A city housing official pleaded guilty Thursday to stealing gift cards meant for needy children, becoming the latest public figure snagged in a probe that led to Mayor Sheila Dixon's indictment last week.

Jan 15 - By Ben Nuckols, Associated Press Writer
If Mayor Sheila Dixon goes to trial before a Baltimore jury, it might include some of the best friends she could hope to find.

Jan 7 - By Ben Nuckols, Associated Press Writer
It's difficult enough to lead a city plagued by rampant violent crime, failing schools, widespread poverty and drug addiction. For Mayor Sheila Dixon, the job figures to get tougher this year — and not just because of the sagging economy.

Jan 1 - By Ben Nuckols, Associated Press Writer
On the streets of one of the nation's most violent cities, Detective Danny Danzy is known as a "bodysnatcher."

Jun 18 - By Ben Nuckols, Associated Press Writer
Sheila Dixon has reduced violent crime and gracefully handled a variety of crises since taking over as mayor in January 2007, but a two-year state investigation of her financial dealings as City Council president threatens to overshadow her successes.

Jan 2 - By Stuart Levine, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Nobody likes a nag, that person always haranguing you to eat your vegetables or clean your room.
Jan 2 - By Ben Nuckols, Associated Press Writer
Baltimore ended the year with the city's highest murder rate in eight years, despite a new police commissioner's modest success in slowing the spike in homicides.

May 23 - By Ben Nuckols, Associated Press Writer
Although it took firefighters less than three minutes to respond to a row house blaze, little could prepare them for what they found. Of the 13 people inside the two-story, three-bedroom home in east Baltimore, five were dead before rescuers could get to them Tuesday morning.
Feb 7 - By Associated Press
An elementary school worksheet that tells the story of four people who get away with robbing a house and describes how to do a card trick has drawn criticism from a Baltimore mother who sees it as promoting criminal activity.