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  • Getting Schooled
    A group of former condo owners say SMU defrauded them of their homes to make way for the new Bush library.
    Thursday, July 02
    Even though Leslie Davenport is not a party to the litigation, nothing can keep her away from the Dallas County district court next October.... More >>
  • ID Theft
    Someone gets your social, ruins your credit, upends your life. And gets away free and clear.
    Thursday, June 25
    It wasn't long after Brandon Sharp turned 30 that he proposed to his girlfriend. She said yes, and the plans for marriage made him "realize it... More >>
  • The Recruit
    Places all over Houston want Trevor Falk and pitch the wonders of community life. He is 24 and has Down syndrome, which makes him a hot commodity for private group homes.
    Thursday, June 11
    In a closet in his dorm room at Richmond State School, Trevor Falk keeps his one nice suit. The 24-year-old with Down syndrome wears it on... More >>
  • Have a Nice Summer!
    Panic, FEMA, empty shelves — here's the only Hurricane Guide you'll need this year.
    Thursday, June 04
    For the second time in too many years, Houston faces the worst kind of hurricane season — the kind that follows a serious hit. The anxiety... More >>
  • For Their Own Good
    Harris County juveniles certified as adults are jailed in isolation 23 hours a day — without being convicted of a crime.
    Thursday, May 28
    George awakes scared and confused. He's had the dream again, the one where he is living back at home, where he can wander into the kitchen at any... More >>

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Broward - Palm Beach

South Florida Cigarette Smuggling Funds Terrorism

Their bags were packed. Their farewells had been said. Like the rest of the British 38th... More >>

Dallas

SMU Landed the Bush Library, But a Group of Former Condo Owners Still Want the World to Know At What Price

Even though Leslie Davenport is not a party to the litigation, nothing can keep her away from... More >>

Denver

The way the Adams County Coroner is running his office could be dead wrong

On a quiet Sunday morning last February, Jaime Brown arrived at that dark and unthinkable place... More >>

Kansas City

Meet the Powder Creek Cowboys: the fastest guns in Lenexa

The revolvers hanging from his belt are loaded, but at the moment, Croaker's hands are busy... More >>

Miami

Black-Market Cigarettes: Miami's New Vice

The feds say a local man smuggled millions of smokes for terrorists. He's not alone.
Their bags were packed. Their farewells had been said. Like the rest of the British 38th... More >>

Minneapolis

Bowfishing: Catching carp with a bow and arrow

As a gray curtain of clouds closes around Coon Lake, Brian Petschl skippers a flat-bottomed... More >>

Phoenix

Michael Jackson’s Sedona “Murderess” Revealed

Hell hath no fury like a New Age physician scorned. That's what Sedona healer Reinalda de... More >>

San Francisco

The Man Who Cried Dust

Christopher Muhammad's fight with Lennar over toxic dust has resulted in a restraining order against him, an accusation that he's a shakedown artist, and grudging respect from his rivals.
When Nation of Islam minister Christopher Muhammad walked into a community meeting at the... More >>

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A Judge Delivers His Verdict Too Late
Thursday, July 02
A Judge's Word Be more balanced: The article printed regarding the trial with defense counsel Ms. Vivian King in my court does not match my... More >>

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