Neil Chayet Retires From CBS Radio And WBZ-A/Boston's 'Looking At The Law'

My first reaction to the story about a Northwest Indiana water park where several children have been injured this season, including chemical burns and broken collar bones, was to think about Action Park, the legendary New Jersey theme park/torture chamber, and you should Google that and also listen to the podcast The Dollop's episode on that place, which became known for danger. And like Action Park, you have to ask yourself why anyone would go to a place with a questionable safety record, but some folks like to court danger, I guess. (Northwest Indiana Times)

Albuquerque Crime Problems, Part II: The TV news crew that reported the adjacent story about crime driving businesses out of town had its truck stolen while doing the story. Participatory journalism! (Albuquerque Journal)

Albuquerque Crime Problems, Part I: A tech company moved into downtown Albuquerque, which was allegedly gentrifying and offered good deals on rent and taxes. Now, they're ready to move back out. Why? Crime. Sometimes, it seems like civic leaders in some towns don't make the connection between high crime and lack of business interest. You can only have a renaissance if people are assured of their safety. (KOB-TV/Albuquerque)