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Focus on Arpaionew

A new documentary doesn't do much to make Maricopa County's terrible sheriff more likable.
Tucson Weekly  |  Colin Boyd  |  03-21-2013  |  Movies

Truth Citizens: Media Literacy in the Digital Agenew

How do you teach someone what is a trusted news source, and on whose shoulders does that responsibility rest?
Mountain Xpress  |  Caitlin Byrd  |  03-20-2013  |  Media

Water Crisisnew

Too many First Nations reserves living with contaminated water in third-world conditions.
VUE Weekly  |  Rebecca Medel  |  03-20-2013  |  Environment

Girls Gone Wildnew

Rachel Korine packs heat in Spring Breakers, Harmony Korine's most subversive act yet — going mainstream.
Nashville Scene  |  Jack Silverman  |  03-20-2013  |  Movies

Black Waternew

Why flooding off the Waldo Canyon burn scar will be fierce.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  J. Adrian Stanley  |  03-20-2013  |  Environment

South By South Carolinanew

Four days with eight South Carolina bands at SXSW.
Columbia Free Times  |  Patrick Wall  |  03-20-2013  |  Concerts

Change of Heartnew

Patty Wetterling, whose eleven-year-old son was abducted at gunpoint in 1989, questions the sex-offender laws for which she once lobbied.
City Pages (Twin Cities)  |  Jennifer Bleyer  |  03-20-2013  |  Crime & Justice

Santa Clara County Official Pleads Guilty to All Chargesnew

Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors President George Shirkawa pleaded guilty to all 12 charges against him. A Metro Silicon Valley investigation first exposed Shirkawa's actions in September 2012.
Metro Silicon Valley  |  Josh Koehn  |  03-18-2013  |  Crime & Justice

Abortion Doctor's Defense: Case Is an "Elitist, Racist Prosecution"new

After reminding jurors about the legal presumption of innocence, the attorney for Philadelphia abortion provider Kermit Gosnell revealed his main theme: Gosnell, a black man, is a victim of an "elitist, racist prosecution."
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Tara Murtha  |  03-18-2013  |  Crime & Justice

Scott Walker's Selling Actnew

How Wisc. Governor Scott Walker persuaded reluctant Republicans to back his anti-union plan.
Isthmus  |  Jason Stein and Patrick Marley  |  03-18-2013  |  Politics

Dragged Down?new

Pittsburgh promoter wants to bring drag shows to a wider audience, but many worry whether he's the guy to do it.
Pittsburgh City Paper  |  Lauren Daley  |  03-18-2013  |  LGBT

Buried Casesnew

Lansing Police Department's lack of Cold Case organization.
City Pulse  |  Rich Tupica and Steve Miller  |  03-15-2013  |  Features

A Hangover Cure—at a Costnew

Two Chicago Reader staffers intentionally drink too much, purposefully get hungover, and determine whether Chicago's first hangover clinic is really all that.
Chicago Reader  |  Gwynedd Stuart and Mara Shalhoup  |  03-14-2013  |  Health

Breaking Bad: Digital Drug Sales, Analog Drug Deathsnew

The feds and a prosecutor say a Houston company selling synthetic drugs on the Internet is responsible for the deaths of teenagers in Minnesota and North Dakota.
Houston Press  |  Craig Malisow  |  03-14-2013  |  Drugs

The Journey of Lifenew

How Agwa Taka escaped slavery, war and prison to settle in Spokane, Wash.
The Inlander  |  Leah Sottile  |  03-14-2013  |  Culture

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