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Author: Paul Knight
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  1. Feature

    Cleaning Up Foreclosed Homes After the Mortgage Crisis

    Junk haulers expand their business in the wake of evictees leaving behind houses in terrible condition

    By Paul Knight
    Published: April 24, 2008

    Victor Correa approached the abandoned house with caution. The lawn was overgrown, and various pieces of junk — a broken charcoal grill and rusted push lawnmower...

  2. Feature

    Foreclosure Pets

    Dogs, cats and other household pets get left behind when owners are pushed out

    By Paul Knight
    Published: April 24, 2008

    The rising number of foreclosures in the area has created a new term in the animal welfare lexicon: "foreclosure pets." As realtors and junk haulers find more and more animals...

  3. Feature

    Former Death-Row Inmate Sent Back to Prison

    Martin Draughon returns to the clink after becoming a test case for alleged flaws in GPS monitoring devices

    By Paul Knight
    Published: March 27, 2008

    Joy Weathers watched from her front porch as the car rolled to a stop. Martin Draughon stepped out of the back, and Weathers rushed to meet him. It was the first moment of...

  4. Feature

    Rotten to the Corps: A Question of Justice at Texas A&M;

    Thanks to A& M and a district attorney, two cadets escape punishment for beating in a student's face

    By Paul Knight
    Published: January 24, 2008

    Sunrise was hours away when Zach Corcoran and three friends returned to The Exchange, an apartment complex for students in College Station. Zach and the others were drunk. The...

  5. Feature

    Immigration: Cubans Enter U.S. at Texas-Mexico Border

    By Russell Cobb and Paul Knight
    Published: January 10, 2008

    Enveloped by darkness, a tractor rumbles down the hills that surround Cuba's western coast. The tractor pulls a cart loaded with a makeshift boat constructed from aluminum...

  6. Feature

    Immigration: The Boss Nun

    Cubans at a Rio Grande Valley shelter say Sister Margaret is taking advantage

    By Russell Cobb and Paul Knight
    Published: January 10, 2008

    La Posada, a refugee shelter near the Texas border, is a pretty cosmopolitan place for the Rio Grande Valley. Along with Cubans, there are Somalis and Eritreans living in...

  7. Feature

    Immigration: Luck of the Draw

    Some Cubans in Houston find work right away, others languish withoutEnglish skills

    By Russell Cobb and Paul Knight
    Published: January 10, 2008

    Juan Martinez strolls through the parking lot at the Carlingford Apartments, a sprawling complex in southwest Houston, carrying a plastic sack filled with Miller High Life...

  8. News

    Lawyers Avoid Medical Malpractice Cases when Patient is Poor

    By Paul Knight
    Published: January 10, 2008

    Aurora Ortegon calmly entered the emergency room at Park Plaza Hospital on a Wednesday morning suffering from nausea and dehydration. She hadn't been able to eat much the night...

  9. Feature

    Child Protective Services: Problems, Reforms and More Problems

    A quick fix may only have created more problems for CPS and the families it serves

    By Paul Knight
    Published: November 8, 2007

    Rafael Sierra smiles as he watches the face of his girlfriend, Maria Martinez, with their newborn son. It's a July afternoon and sunlight pours into their hospital room at...

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