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Series shows failures of North Carolina’s social services system

In a three-part series with a grant from the Fund, Carolina Public Press found that in many North Carolina counties, ...

Series uncovers delays and over-spending on Hawaii’s largest infrastructure project, while developers cash in

Honolulu Civil Beat, with support from the Fund, published a three-part investigative series showing significant problems in the development of ...

Webinar 5/11: Developing and Maintaining Relationships with Key Sources

On Wednesday, May 11, at 11:30 a.m. Eastern, the Fund for Investigative Journalism is hosting the latest in an ongoing ...

Grantee Q&A: Jane C. Hu on Uncovering Political Attacks on Public Health

By Eric Ferrero, Executive DirectorIt’s been six months since Jane C. Hu’s deeply reported investigation on public health officials being ...

Series on dirty drinking water in Illinois sparks state action

The Daily Chronicle, which covers several communities in and around DeKalb County in Illinois, is publishing a series that examines ...

Series documents diabetes in the Mississippi Delta and helps spark community change

In the multi-part series, “Diabetes: The Rising Storm,” Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting founder and reporter Jerry Mitchell, working with a team ...

Arkansas coverage exposes pattern of faulty inspections and helps spark national change

The Arkansas Nonprofit News Network published a series of stories that showed that, contrary to officials’ claims, multiple inspectors over several years had missed ...

Reporting sparks review of oversight of ride sharing companies’ dangerous drivers

Veteran reporter Seth Rosenfeld worked for two years to break through extraordinary secrecy at the California Public Utilities Commission and ...

Public Records Webinar on February 23

Please join us next Wednesday, Feb. 23, at 11:30 a.m. Eastern for a webinar featuring two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jim ...

Medicaid pays millions for patient transportation. Sometimes the ride never comes

In an investigation for Georgia Health News, reporter Rebecca Grapevine found that transportation services for Medicaid beneficiaries often leave clients ...