Journalists in 27 states receive funding and other support for specific investigations WASHINGTON, DC; JULY 25, 2023 – The Fund ...
Earlier this year, WLRN, the NPR member station in South Florida, uncovered a pattern of real estate sales by Miami ...
Reporter Anna Massoglia, writing for Open Secrets with one of the Fund’s grants for stories on threats to democracy in ...
With more than 100 interviews and scores of documents, New Hampshire Public Radio created a seven-part podcast that looks at ...
In 2022, the Idaho Legislature passed a new law requiring schools to write detailed election-ballot language to tell voters how ...
Randolph County, Georgia, had the highest death rate of any rural county in the nation at the start of the ...
Carolina Public Press has launched a multi-part series examining “charge stacking” in North Carolina and its role in plea bargaining ...
The federal Indian Child Welfare Act has enjoyed bipartisan support and is widely seen as the gold standard for U.S. ...
Writing for Grist, with support from the Fund, reporters Naveena Sadasivam, Clayton Aldern, Jessie Blaeser, and Chad Small documented so-called “excess emissions,” ...
Rejecting a plea deal can mean life behind bars and minorities often bear the brunt, grantee reports
Carolina Public Press, with support from the Fund, has launched a probe of “charge stacking,” a method prosecutors use to ...