Proposed revision to the Baltimore County School Board will be out of the frying pan, into the fire.

We haven't done one of these for a while.

Martin O'Malley quietly proposes raising MD's already scandalous gasoline tax.

Baltimore Police Commissioner Leonard Hamm reveals much about himself, none of it positive.

Easy to say, if you have never had a friend or relative murdered.

The war of countermeasures and counter-countermeasures continues.

Between over-reaction and sheer incompetence, it is a bloody wonder any parent is willing to send a child to school, particularly the public schools here in Maryland.

Day Two, and it appears I did not awaken yesterday in a parallel universe. This will be my final token protest for a while, as we need to focus on "what next?"

Kiss the "Free State" goodbye.

God bless and keep Allan Roberts.

I ordinarily shun the Baltimore City Paper, but this column, written pseudonymously by "The Nose" merits reading.

I wonder if he'll try to pin this on Joe Steffen.

The answer is simple, but nobody wants to admit it

What convenient timing. And what short memories we have.

Of all the lame-assed excuses for poor performance offered by Mayor O'Malley's city government, this one may just take first prize.

Apparently this donnybrook happened back in May and the local media buried the story. Another example of O'Malley's so-called accomplishments: a police department that can't even contain a young hop-head without problems.

Baltimore City schools are in a shambles, according to state-published data, but O'Malley, after five years as mayor, claims he has an education plan that will improve schools over the entire state? What's he been doing at City Hall, then?

O’Malley questions Ehrlich’s support for the "Purple Line," but doesn't support it himself. BALTIMORE - Baltimore Mayor and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Martin O’Malley on Tuesday accused Gov. Robert Ehrlich of playing divisive politics

There's a lot to be angry about here.

Another day of business as usual in the third-world toilet that used to be known as Baltimore.

Newspapers criticize Ehrlich, but give O'Malley a "walk"

What father would stoop to prostituting his seven-year-old son for the sake of a campaign ad? Martin O'Malley.

It was one of those affairs where government functionaries get a day away from the office and some travel money to eat deli food and attempt to convince one another they have actually done something with the budget money they've spent.