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Series: Groundwater Crisis Looms in Louisiana
New Orleans Public Radio coastal reporter Tegan Wendland and I spent months scouring documents and interviewing sources for a five-part...
Mar 19, 2021


Swept up by Police
Analysis of arrests in 15 cities reveals most GeorgeFloyd protesters were charged with misdemeanors and lived within the metro area where...
Oct 23, 2020


Crime Rose Unevenly When Stay-At-Home OrdersLifted. The Racial Disparity Is the Widest in Years.
P olice found Alani Hutchins, 16, slain in a car in June. A stray bullet hit Michael Goodlow III, 4, in the head on the Fourth of July....
Oct 9, 2020


At College Health Centers, Students Battle Misdiagnoses and Inaccessible Care
A fter days of sharp pain shooting up her left abdomen, Rose Wong hobbled from her history class to the student health center at Duke...
Jul 13, 2020


Among More than 400 Arrested During Protests in the District, Most Cases Involve Curfew Violations and Burglary
S ince demonstrations against racial inequality and police brutality erupted two weeks ago in the District, more than 400 people have...
Jun 16, 2020


TWC Special: Polluted by Power
I had the exciting opportunity to put my video editing skills to task working alongside a team of features videographers at The Weather...
Jun 5, 2020


The Great Divide: California Communities Battle for Rights to Water
T OOLEVILLE, Calif. — An ongoing struggle between two communities less than a mile apart in one of the nation’s key farming regions is a...
Jun 5, 2020


Justices tackle Juvenile Life Sentencing Again
N ow more than 17 years after the two so-called “D.C. snipers” carried out a murderous rampage in the Washington metro area, the U.S....
Oct 16, 2019


Dayton Mayor to Congress: Do Something
T he mayor of Dayton, Ohio, the site of a deadly mass shooting last month that killed nine and injured 27 others, challenged members of...
Sep 25, 2019


Series: Unregulated Contaminants Found in Drinking Water Supply
When a chilling discovery thrust the quality of a public utility's drinking water supply into question, it became clear that fair and...
Apr 19, 2019


Documents Reveal New Plan to Target Museum
A new plan city leaders say they are considering could result in several notable downtown institutions relocating in the wake of the...
Mar 29, 2018


West Kentucky Coal: Places, People, and Power
I n 2013 for the first time in over 50 years West Kentucky coal mines produced more than their eastern counterparts. Coal companies...
Oct 8, 2014
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