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Condemned killer Debra Milke still sits on Arizona's death row. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed her conviction largely on the testimony of Phoenix Police Detective Armando Saldate, who […]
In cases from Wyoming to Arkansas, Pennsylvania to Texas, drillers have agreed to cash settlements or property buyouts with people who say hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking, ruined their […]
Investigative Reporter Wendy Halloran from KPNX-12 News Phoenix uncovered a history of shoddy investigations that led to arrests, grand jury indictments and prosecution of people in Phoenix by arson investigators with the […]
"Questions linger months after the Almanac broke the story about the arrest, firing and reinstatement of a veteran Menlo Park police officer: How, exactly, does a police officer keep his […]
Terrorism fears have led government to cloak the danger of hazardous chemical plants | The Houston Chronicle"Around the country, hundreds of buildings like the one in West store some type […]
The Houston Chronicle published the results of an Associated Press investigation that used public records to find hazardous chemicals stored in the U.S. "Around the country, hundreds of buildings like […]
The Center for Investigative Reporting looks into who is responsible for educating students with disabilities in jail. "California and federal laws allow students with disabilities to receive special education until […]
ProPublica reports possible changes to gun laws in Charleston, W.Va. "For 20 years, Charleston has been an island of modest gun restrictions in a very pro-gun rights state. But its […]
The Star Tribune reports that Minneapolis police haven't disciplined many of their officers accused of misconduct. "Despite nearly $14 million in payouts for alleged police misconduct over the past seven […]
Legal experts say the proposed federal shield law could actually diminish the protections some federal courts have recognized, the St. Louis Beacon reports. "Contrary to conventional wisdom, the proposed federal […]
