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NPR's Robert Smith reports on a Portland, Oregon neighborhood that's trying to clean itself up without losing its traditional identity.

NPR's Vicky Que (QUAY) attended the International Conference on AIDS in Vancouver this week, and has a report about the problems African women with HIV face gaining access to treatment.

Tom Verde reports on the Flying Horse Carousel at Watchi Hill, hode Island, which many experts believe to be the nation's oldest continuously perating merry-go-round.

Investigators in Atlanta will want to compare the voice of any suspect with that on the tape of the 911 call that warned of a bomb. NPR's Chitra Ragavan reports on how sound spectrography is used to match voices in the lab.

NPR's Mandelit DelBarco reports that some school teachers have voiced support for legislation that keeps illegal immigrants out of public schools. This is a particular concern in California.

Laura Sydell of member station W-N-Y-C reports on President Clinton's meeting in New York today with the families of those who died on TWA flight 800.

NPR's Edward Lifson reports on the largest federal urban renewal project now underway: a plan to raze Chicago's notorious Cabrini Green and replace it with mixed income housing.

Reporter Karen Michel has this postcard from Pushkar India of her visit to a religious festival where beautiful, well-groomed camels are the center of attraction.

NPR's Edward Lifson reports on the largest federal urban renewal project now underway: a plan to raze Chicago's notorious Cabrini Green and replace it with mixed income housing.

- Eric Weiner reports on the latest developments in the investigation of last week's bombing in Saudi Arabia. New evidence has been found.