Local Baltimore City employees under investigation in copper theft scheme by Stephen Janis Two city employees were suspended Friday for allegedly stealing copper wire out of Baltimore City Hall and Clarence M. Mitchell Jr. Courthouse, and then selling it for scrap, officials said. Expect traffic delays on East Joppa Road by Staff Reports A water-main break on East Joppa Road earlier today is snarling traffic and making travel difficult. Suspect in 9 rapes dies after shooting himself Rules prevent residents from hanging clothes outside to dry City state’s attorney counters call for spokeswoman’s ouster Baltimore County mulls new zoning class for peninsula Life goes on, even in the world of dolphins Convicted murderer ordered to be freed from prison after more than 12 years New 18,500-seat venue to be built at location of 1st Mariner Arena Panel: New arena could revive west side, handle pro team State police come under Hill scrutiny Shoppers paid Currie at least $207,000, affidavit data shows Teen who killed newborn released after eight months The 3-minute interview: Klaus Philipsen Environmental programs get $2.1 million infusion Maryland National Guard gets new shop to maintain fleet in Dundalk Editorial Currie deals private? No way 19 hrs ago W hat about full dis-closure does Prince George’s Sen. Ulysses Currie not understand? He is no newcomer to elected office. The chair of the powerful Budget and Taxation Committee must know the rules after 21 years in the General Assembly, first as a delegate and since 1995 as a senator. Sports Ravens’ other Ray seeks greatness by Ron Snyder Ravens running back Ray Rice is Rutgers all-time leading rusher and a second-team All-American, but his collegiate accomplishments now mean nothing. The best and worst of ... play-by-play announcers by Jim Williams The late Curt Gowdy once told me “That fans never watch a sporting event on television because of a broadcaster.” It’s time to see how the Ravens answer their questions Baltimore Ravens ready for a full workout Smith, U.S. field hockey team making up for some lost time Colonial Athletic Association: Looking forward to a stellar season Summer daze Reeling in the top tackle of the past 75 years

Only on Examiner Currie deals private? No way Today's Baltimore Examiner Editorial Baltimore City employees under investigation in copper theft scheme The Baltimore Examiner - Latest From The Local Section Let’s use tolls to finance roads NATIONAL EDITORIAL - The Examiner's viewpoint Not Lovin' It EDITORIAL CARTOONS BY NATE BEELER - Commentary from the artist. Politics O’Malley promotes StateStat to Congress by Len Lazarick Gov. Martin O’Malley touted Maryland’s StateStat performance measures on Capitol Hill on Thursday to a U.S. Senate subcommittee that hopes to recommend similar management improvement programs to the new U.S. president. Business T. Rowe Price earnings up; Legg Mason losses narrow by Aaron Cahall Both of Baltimore’s major investment firms reported earnings today, with T. Rowe posting a net income of $162 million, identical to the second quarter of 2007, and up from a net income of $151.5 million in the first quarter. Legg Mason narrowed its losses to $31.3 million last quarter from $255.5 million in the previous quarter. Entertainment Good Day Baltimore: Gang Gang Dance brings it to the Ottobar by Staff Reports With sweet, girly vocals and sexy percussion that teeters between bright and sunny and dark and sultry, Brooklyn, N.Y., trio Gang Gang Dance brings on the beat with interesting instrument combinations that’ll make you want to get up and get down. 10 p.m. $10. The Ottobar, 2549 N. Howard St., Baltimore. 410-662-0069. More from the Newsroom Walter E. Williams: Black education in Baltimore Stephanie Esworthy: St. Joseph to the real estate rescue Letters: July 25, 2008 Baltimore Classifieds Jobs Browse all Baltimore employment listings to find your next dream job. more... Autos Used Cars New Cars Find a Dealer Reviews Compare Cars ....More Homes Apartments and Condos, Vacation Property, Mobile Homes, Commercial, Homes and more... Other Miscellaneous, Public Notices, Furniture, Computer, Garage Sales, and more...

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