There's her delightful "Mommy-Track" murder-mystery series, her cool appraisal of modern motherhood, "Bad Mother," and her darker works of fiction.
Homicide Watch, the Washington, D.C., Web site that tracks murders, has found another crime-ridden city to cover.
The statistics tracked murders, rapes, robberies, burglary, felony assaults, larcenies, and motor vehicle thefts through July 6, and not only showed a drop in reported crimes, but an 18percentt increase in arrests.
The result was a track called "Murder My Heart".
When it popped up out of nowhere with a way of tracking every murder in Washington, it seemed likely that a big news organization would snap it up or that foundations would trip over themselves to shove money at them.
But the network waited until the week of the finale before making it official: The series, which has tracked one murder case for 13 episodes - the last will be on Sunday - will return for a second run, the network announced Monday.
Investigators tracking two murder convicts who escaped from a northern New York prison scoured a rural area near the Pennsylvania border Sunday, saying an unconfirmed but credible report of a sighting had shifted the search across the state.
Homicide Watch D.C. -- a website that tracks every murder in the nation's capital -- notes that Taylor is the second 4-year-old to be killed in in Washington in 2013.
The National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH) maintains a program called the Observatory of Violence, which tracks the murder rate in Honduras, but the Ministry of Security believes the program is not completely accurate.
Both men are, in the meantime, hot on the trail of Ashley Van Buren, a thirty-one-year-old reporter tracking the murders for the New York Globe.
