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Residents evicted in late-night condemnation

The lights had been out for eight hours when residents at a towering apartment complex all received some unexpected visitors: It was the police and fire departments, there to inform residents they needed to grab what they could and leave immediately.
YES! Weekly  |  Eric Ginsburg  |  08-22-2012  |  Housing & Development

Fifty Years of KALXnew

UC Berkeley's radio station celebrates a triumphant milestone at a perilous time for college radio.
East Bay Express  |  Rachel Swan  |  08-22-2012  |  Media

The Straight Dopenew

Nonpsychoactive cannabidiol supplies health benefits without the typical effects of THC.
North Bay Bohemian  |  Melinda Misuraca  |  08-22-2012  |  Drugs

Mitt, the Mormons & Menew

A reporter reflects on breaking a story that eventually would change history.
Salt Lake City Weekly  |  Chris Vanocur  |  08-22-2012  |  Features

The Woman in 606new

Aftermath of a stranger's death and the puzzle of psychosis.
The Stranger  |  Christopher Frizzelle  |  08-22-2012  |  Features

Risky Businessnew

Potrepreneurs' high-flying operation faces a pricey reckoning.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Van Smith  |  08-22-2012  |  Features

Making Good Decisionsnew

I inform my patients of the importance of eating healthy and exercising, but few patients take my advice on the first visit. The most common excuse is that they don't have time.
Jackson Free Press  |  Dr. Timothy Quinn  |  08-17-2012  |  Health

Laura and the Fly Trapnew

One thing that everyone can agree on is that we all have made our fair share of regrettable decisions based on our emotions. Show me one person who hasn't, and I will show you 10 people who have undeniably made a ton.
Jackson Free Press  |  Jasmin S. Searcy  |  08-17-2012  |  Health

We Owe, We Owenew

Student loan debt has now surpassed credit card debt in the U.S., with job prospects bleak. As defaults increase, can anything be done?
North Bay Bohemian  |  Leilani Clark  |  08-17-2012  |  Education

Leaving the Projects Behindnew

As Knoxville begins tearing down an infamous public housing complex, current residents wonder if they'll really be part of the renewal.
Metro Pulse  |  Amien Essif and Daniel Snider  |  08-17-2012  |  Housing & Development

Stonewalling the Student Press?new

The University of Memphis student newspaper struggles with budget cuts and a tight-lipped administration.
The Memphis Flyer  |  Bianca Phillips  |  08-17-2012  |  Media

More S.C. Papers to Charge for Online Accessnew

A company that owns five newspapers in South Carolina, including The State, announced that it will soon start charging readers to view online news content.
Columbia Free Times  |  Corey Hutchins  |  08-17-2012  |  Media

The NYPD's Poor Judgment With the Mentally Illnew

Shereese Francis was in mental distress. After police arrived, she was dead.
The Village Voice  |  Nick Pinto  |  08-17-2012  |  Crime & Justice

The 'Dirty' Southnew

Mississippi's power plants make it one of the nation's dirtiest states for air pollution.
Jackson Free Press  |  R.L. Nave  |  08-17-2012  |  Environment

No Sanctuarynew

People dropping dogs off at the refuge trusted they were sending them to the best place possible. Not exactly.
Houston Press  |  Craig Malisow  |  08-17-2012  |  Animal Issues

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