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LISTEN IN: A look at how Salem police cracked a robbery ring
For months, Salem police worked to identify a ring that was robbing people on city streets. A recent arrest pushed the case towards solved, as Salem Reporter's Ardeshir Tabrizian explains.
LISTEN IN: Politics getting heated at school board sessions and why it matters
Volatility at sessions of the Salem-Keizer School Board leads to an investigation, extraordinary decision to close public out of meetings. Managing Editor Rachel Alexander provides the background in a new broadcast.
LISTEN IN: How arrests were made in of harrowing robbery of woman walking along Salem street
Reporter Ardeshir Tabrizian gives the details of recent robberies, including a pedestrian confronted while walking through northeast Salem.
LISTEN IN: Years in the making, new YMCA is almost ready to use
Managing Editor Rachel Alexander reviews how the community banded together over the years fund a new Salem YMCA, now scheduled to open in early October.
LISTEN IN: How a family fleeing war in Ukraine are doing with new life in Salem
Salem has proved a welcoming place for a family fleeing the violence and war in Ukraine. Listen to how Salem Reporter got the story.
LISTEN IN: Why a county leader is facing a state ethics investigation
Reporter Ardeshir Tabrizian provides the background on an investigation into a top official of the Marion Soil and Water Conservation District. The case involves a job and possible conflicts of interest.
LISTEN IN: What’s behind the move to recall Salem-Keizer school board members
Managing Editor Rachel Alexander provides the background of a parent's move to recall three directors from the Salem-Keizer School District, a move bringing into focus the political controversies now embroiling schools.
LISTEN IN: Why a teenager was treated as an adult in a first for Marion County
Reporter Ardeshir Tabrizian dives into a recent Salem murder case, plus the latest in the city's micro shelter plans.
LISTEN IN: Poor maintenance leaves roadway ‘unreasonably dangerous,’ lawsuit says
Fatal crashes on Salem streets prompt lawsuits charging neglect by government agencies in tending to roadside brush in this edition of "Behind The Story."