A data fellow analyzes Mayor Karen Bass’ Inside Safe homelessness program and finds rising return-to-street rates that raise ...
After 20 years in a California prison, Ursula Gomez was handed to ICE and deported to Mexico, a country she left at 5. Now ...
A year-and-a-half ago, I met a father who told me his 13-year-old son had been charged with murder. His son hadn’t killed anyone, he claimed. Tennessee law permitted prosecutors to try him anyway. I’d ...
Part 1: For some Alaska villages, the lack of modern water and sewer service means more health risks
This story is part of a series produced by Yereth Rosen, a participant in the USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism’s 2021 National Fellowship. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted health ...
In late March, a judge awarded a protective order to Jonah Bevin, the adopted son of former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin and his ex-wife Glenna. Jonah Bevin, 18, outlined in court abuse and exploitation ...
Frustrated and exhausted at times from investigating ER disparities, I felt so worn down by the reporting process that I could easily understand why someone would reach a breaking point in their ...
The day child welfare workers came to his house to take his kids away, James Nenema’s twins were 3.5 years old. “I had to bring Kallen up to, you know, and put him in the…” James Nenema said, his ...
Connor Sheets is an award-winning investigative and enterprise reporter for the Los Angeles Times. Before joining The Times in 2021, he worked for six years as an investigative reporter in Alabama, ...
As part of a series on the effects of state bans on gender-affirming care for youth, MedPage Today spoke with more than a dozen experts, including transgender people, clinicians, families, and staff ...
The article was originally published in The Imprint with support from our 2024 National Fellowship. On Thanksgiving Day 2020, Shavonne Stevens and her partner arrived at a hospital in Buffalo, New ...
In the era before modern surgery and antibiotics, care for all but the very elite was provided by unschooled healers such as midwives, "bone-setters," and apothecaries. Their fees were low, and many ...
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