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Stories using Mapping

• Losing by the Numbers is Not Just Bad Luck for the Poor (Buffalo News), June 22, 2008, posted on August 14, 2008
• L.A. red light cameras clicking for safety or revenue? (Los Angeles Times), May 20, 2008, posted on June 19, 2008
• Homeowners take issue with renting neighbors (St. Petersburg Times), April 20, 2008, posted on May 14, 2008
• Burglaries Have Surged 21 Percent (Washington Post), April 19, 2008, posted on May 14, 2008
• Affluent are also losing homes (Baltimore Sun), March 16, 2008, posted on April 27, 2008
• The Profit in Decay (Washington Post), March 09, 2008, posted on April 06, 2008
• The domino effect (Fresno Bee), February 10, 2008, posted on March 03, 2008
• Some areas lack tornado sirens (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel), January 21, 2008, posted on January 30, 2008
• Neglect taints a star's legacy (Sacramento Bee), October 14, 2007, posted on October 29, 2007
• Projects produce few jobs (Miami Herald), September 30, 2007, posted on October 15, 2007
• Analysis shows core city would mostly be off-limits (Nashua Telegraph), September 30, 2007, posted on October 22, 2007
• Buffers would put Fox Cities mostly off-limits to sex offenders (Appleton Post-Crescent), July 29, 2007, posted on August 05, 2007
• Drug war enforcement hits minorities hardest (Chicago Tribune), July 22, 2007, posted on July 25, 2007
• In the Danger Zone (Mobile Register), June 10, 2007, posted on June 15, 2007
• Riverview Gardens' travel philosophy: 'We've got money ... Let's go!' (St. Louis Post-Dispatch), June 03, 2007, posted on June 18, 2007
• Wealthy Enclave Offers Windfall for Candidates (New York Times), May 28, 2007, posted on May 28, 2007
• South Florida leads state in boating accidents (Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel), May 27, 2007, posted on May 28, 2007
• Missouri Sex Offender Law Is A Failure (KSDK-TV), May 07, 2007, posted on May 13, 2007
• Wasting Away: Superfund's Toxic Legacy (Center for Public Integrity), April 26, 2007, posted on May 06, 2007
• Parking lots a target for thieves (Lawrence Journal-World), April 22, 2007, posted on April 24, 2007
• Rural Aid Goes to Urban Areas (Washington Post), April 06, 2007, posted on April 06, 2007
• Small unpaid bills put residents at risk (Baltimore Sun), March 25, 2007, posted on March 30, 2007
• Cashing in on Blight (Virginian-Pilot), March 18, 2007, posted on April 02, 2007
• Who's driving this road effort? (St. Petersburg Times), March 04, 2007, posted on March 09, 2007
• Hard lessons learned on the way to class (KHOU 11 News), February 22, 2007, posted on February 28, 2007
• As slayings increase, finding killers harder (Palm Beach Post), February 18, 2007, posted on February 23, 2007
• Mapping out Houston's burglary hot spots (KHOU 11 News), February 15, 2007, posted on February 16, 2007
• Foreclosure filings reach record high in N.C. (Charlotte Observer), January 14, 2007, posted on January 14, 2007
• Urban grocery gap grows (St. Paul Pioneer Press), December 28, 2006, posted on December 31, 2006
• When Deer Meets Driver (Washington Post), November 26, 2006, posted on November 27, 2006
• Crime out of control in some Houston neighborhoods (KHOU 11 News), November 14, 2006, posted on November 14, 2006
• Plan Limits Predators To Posh Areas (Tampa Tribune), November 09, 2006, posted on November 09, 2006
• Crime's reach spreading out (Cincinnati Enquirer), September 24, 2006, posted on September 26, 2006
• Low-income clusters thwart housing goal (Charlotte Observer), September 10, 2006, posted on September 13, 2006
• Analysis: Many sex offenders still live close to schools (Mobile Register), September 10, 2006, posted on September 12, 2006
• Sex offenders poorly monitored in Del. (Wilmington News Journal), August 27, 2006, posted on September 05, 2006
• O'Malley Outpaces Ehrlich in Funding From Beyond Md. (Washington Post), August 17, 2006, posted on August 17, 2006
• When Elevators Fail, City Falters (New York Times), August 15, 2006, posted on August 15, 2006
• Farm Program Pays $1.3 Billion to People Who Don't Farm (Washington Post), July 02, 2006, posted on July 03, 2006
• New York Killers, and Those Killed, by Numbers (New York Times), April 28, 2006, posted on May 01, 2006
• Ladder trucks often far away (Florida Today), April 23, 2006, posted on April 28, 2006
• Vendors bunched in poorer locations (Charlotte Observer), March 27, 2006, posted on March 30, 2006
• Your neighbor's tax bill (St. Petersburg Times), March 26, 2006, posted on March 26, 2006
• Clean wells left to chance (Raleigh News & Observer), March 26, 2006, posted on March 29, 2006
• Mapping the Boom (Palm Beach Post), March 19, 2006, posted on March 23, 2006
• Fewer police patrol city's densest streets (Denver Post), March 12, 2006, posted on March 13, 2006
• Sex offenders: The threat next door (Gannett New Jersey Newspapers), March 05, 2006, posted on March 08, 2006
• Hot spots for trouble (Sacramento Bee), March 05, 2006, posted on March 06, 2006
• Killers at large (Newark Star-Ledger), January 29, 2006, posted on February 02, 2006
• Predators Among Us (Miami Herald), January 29, 2006, posted on January 31, 2006
• The cars we drive... and what they say about us (Boston Globe), January 22, 2006, posted on January 30, 2006
• Tempting fate: Seeking safe ground (Sacramento Bee), January 22, 2006, posted on January 26, 2006
• Loans to Homeowners Along Gulf Coast Lag (New York Times), December 15, 2005, posted on December 20, 2005
• Katrina's Diaspora (New York Times), October 02, 2005, posted on October 03, 2005
• Katrina exodus reaches all states (USA Today), September 28, 2005, posted on October 03, 2005
• Vanishing Wetlands (St. Petersburg Times), May 22, 2005, posted on May 23, 2005
• Where is a sex offender to live? (St. Petersburg Times), May 15, 2005, posted on May 17, 2005
• A Politician Looking for Funds? Here Are Two Useful Addresses (New York Times), June 23, 2004, posted on June 24, 2004
• Skyline dotted by cell towers concerns officials (St. Petersburg Times), January 17, 2001, posted on January 17, 2001