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Social networking tools bolster coverage of young drug informant’s murder By Julia Luscher Thompson Tallahassee(Fla.) Democrat When 23-year-old confidential informant Rachel Hoffman was murdered in a botched drug sting, her […]
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George Polk Award winners

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The following members received George Polk Awards: David Barstow of The New York Times for “Message Machine”; Richard Behar for “China Storms Africa” in Fast Company; Adam Davidson of National […]
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Uplink: Measuring crime in Tulsa schools

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By Gavin OffTulsa World I drive by an elementary school on my way to work every day. More than once there’s been a police cruiser idling in the school’s parking […]
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Downie, Johnston, Cribb join IRE Board in Baltimore

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David Cay Johnston, author and journalist, and Leonard Downie Jr. of The Washington Post won seats on the IRE Board of Directors at the 2009 IRE Conference in Baltimore. (See […]
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Koziol, first president of IRE, dies at 74

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Ron Koziol, a co-founder of Investigative Reporters and Editors and a member of the Arizona Project team, died Saturday, June 13, of congestive heart failure. He was 74. Koziol was […]
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Reporting uncovers Taser abuse by Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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The investigation is about the use of Tasers by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the national police force with a storied history that does most of the front-line policing in […]
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Analysis finds out-of-state travel expenses after Penn. governor ban

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We found Pennsylvania state employees spent more than $1.3 million on out-of-state travel last year after the governor banned such travel. How did you get started? (tip, editor assignment, etc.) […]
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Postal Service pays $1.2 million for mansion

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At a time when the U.S. Postal Service is experiencing a financial crisis, it purchased a $1.2 million mansion in South Carolina to relocate an employee. The employee, who applied […]
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Thomas Hargrove: Infant death investigations

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"Saving Babies: Exposing Sudden Infant Death" was a 14-month project using mortality records maintained by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Analysis of 40,000 mysterious infant deaths over a […]
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Brad Heath: No clean air testing at schools

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Dozens of public and private schools opened in recent years in areas where government records show students could be exposed to air tainted by high levels of industrial pollution. While […]
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