The Sun picked up the story of the graffiti on the Arena, and tells us who the mysterious Tyrone Knox is.
An 80-year-old man (left) has pled guilty to defrauding the city school system.
The city is trying to figure out how to deal with officers injured in the line of duty.
The IRS is after the NAACP, and the Baltimore-based nonprofit is refusing to open its books.
Robbery and drug arrests in the blotter.
Elsewhere,
Witness intimidation is on the rise in Baltimore County. I wish the assistant Baltimore County state's attorney hadn't quoted Bob Dylan.
Charles Sealover, a suspect in a Baltimore County murder, has turned himself in.
A Baltimorean is under arrest for the murder of a mom and her daughter in Binghamton, NY.
Police are looking for the guy who robbed a Wachovia bank branch in Milford Mill.
A man in Easton was arrested for ramming the minivan of two moms who he thought were taking too long to order at the McDonald's drive-thru.
In Carroll County, a man and woman were arrested for stealing hillbilly heroin and other perscription drugs from the pharmacy where they worked.
The Hopkins student murder has hit the wire and has been covered from Georgia to California. The school announced plans to spend $2 million to improve security.
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