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IRE training coming to a city near you!

By IRE Admin | April 11, 2025

IRE has a longstanding history of teaching journalists and students across the country. Here’s here we’ll be in 2025.

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Join the legacy: Uncovering systemic injustice with investigative techniques

By IRE Admin | April 8, 2025

As part of IRE’s 50th anniversary and spring member drive, we’re sharing some of the biggest moments in investigative journalism since 1975. This week’s story is about Don Barlett and James. B Steele’s series “America: What went wrong?”

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Declare IRE Board candidacy by May 6

By IRE Admin | April 7, 2025

Would you like to help lead Investigative Reporters and Editors as a new member of the Board of Directors? Or help judge the IRE Awards as an elected member of the IRE Contest Committee? Now is your chance! Six of 13 board seats are up for election in 2025, along with two seats on the Contest Committee.

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Hydrogen sulfide hotspots, regulatory failure

By adam@ire.org | April 3, 2025

By Will Evans, The Examination, and Caroline Ghisolfi, Houston ChronicleWe knew we had a story when Sam Birdwell answered our call and began talking openly.  Birdwell had retired after a long career with the state of Texas, patrolling oil fields to make sure companies followed the rules concerning hydrogen sulfide (H2S), a toxic gas that…

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Reverse engineering Medicare, Inc.

By adam@ire.org | April 3, 2025

By Christopher Weaver, The Wall Street Journal One doesn’t just wake up one morning and decide to reverse engineer the federal government’s convoluted Medicare Advantage payment system. Taxpayers spend billions of dollars each year on excessive payments to private insurers in Medicare Advantage, but it is shrouded in secrecy and fueled by vast reams of…

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Unearthing a broken promise

By adam@ire.org | April 2, 2025

By April Simpson, Pratheek Rebala and Alexia Fernández Campbell Every investigative journalist has been there.  It’s early in an investigation, and the problem is the size of 27 football fields. That’s how much space the documents could cover if we laid them out. Where do we begin?  That’s how we felt at the beginning of…

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Mapping preventable death in “Bleeding Out”

By adam@ire.org | April 2, 2025

By Lauren Caruba, The Dallas Morning News In the back of an ambulance in San Antonio, I watched as paramedics worked on a man they had pulled from a house with bullet-riddled windows and blood-smeared tiles. He had been shot twice, in the arm and chest. When I looked down at my shoes, I saw…

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Join the legacy: How Watergate launched a new era in investigative journalism

By IRE Admin | April 1, 2025

As part of IRE’s 50th anniversary and spring member drive, we’re sharing some of the biggest moments in investigative journalism since 1975. This week’s story is about Watergate.

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Attending IRE25 on a budget

By Lauren Grandestaff | March 31, 2025

Attend the 2025 IRE Conference in New Orleans on a budget. You’ll find lots of tips that are big easy on the wallet!

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Join IRE now and get a discount on digital security services

By IRE Admin | March 31, 2025

IRE is offering a new member benefit for our 50th anniversary and spring member drive. Join or renew your membership by April 28, 2025 to receive a 50% discounted subscription to DeleteMe services.

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