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Left for Dead: Hit, Run, and Ignored

It started as a simple data story: Analyze the city of Chicago’s reports of hit-and-run accidents over the past five years. But when NBC 5 Investigates first reported the results […]
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MIA: Crisis in the Ranks

For a year, The Inquirer investigated police abuse of Pennsylvania’s generous Heart and Lung disability benefit. At a time when Philadelphia endured record levels of gun violence, the newspaper revealed […]
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The Price Kids Pay

The narratives described in “The Price Kids Pay” had been playing out for years. They were being noted haphazardly in obscure records or unfolding in hearings that attracted almost no […]
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Overlooked: An investigative podcast from KCUR

A white Kansas City, Kansas, police detective spent decades terrorizing Black residents, acting with impunity and moving up the career ladder in a corrupt, racist department. “Overlooked” examines the full […]
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IRE Journal: Q2 2022

This issue of The IRE Journal looks at reporting on the criminal justice system and its shortcomings. It includes tips on investigating incarcerations, reporting in the age of virality and […]
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Behind the story: FBI Use of Force

More than a year after the killing of George Floyd, the FBI's new national Use of Force database has yet to be released publicly. While participation is rising, the FBI […]
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Everyone's right to know: Public records for justice

This practical workshop will lay out public records to help attendees examine racial justice in their communities, and how to acquire those records. From police abuse, to red lining, to […]
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Unusual suspects in law enforcement: How to get the data and documents you want from unlikely sources

Police departments can be some of the slowest and least helpful with public records. Learn some workarounds that can lead you to impactful investigations. We walk you through federal, state […]
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Broadcast Track: Lightning round

Panelists will share their experiences and tips for covering five non-COVID areas that were important this year: Consumer, politics, policing, housing and guns. While the world is focused on COVID, […]
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Dangerous Pursuit

Dangerous Pursuit, the initial investigation and supplemental coverage, explored how Arkansas State Police increasingly turned to PIT maneuvers. The maneuver is intended to end a car chase and involves forcibly hitting […]
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Behind The Blue Wall: Officers Describe A ‘Toxic’ Culture Within Metro Police

Former employees of the Metro Nashville Police Department say that, for years, the disciplinary process has been used to protect a small group of high-ranking officers against complaints of sexual […]
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Dig: The Model City

A joint KyCIR/Newsy investigation reveals the systemic barriers and choices made by city leaders and the Louisville Metro Police Department that led to its failure to meaningfully change how it […]
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Attention To The Details

“Attention to the Details” launched an FBI Investigation and forced the Chief of Police to suspend 29 officers from lucrative off‐duty police details. Those officers are now under investigation by […]
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Politically Charged

We believe Politically Charged exposes one of the most disturbing abuses of power in modern American policing. In a direct assault on a foundation of our democracy, the Phoenix Police Department […]
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In Missouri's juvenile justice system, kids can restrain other kids

This investigation explored the use of peer restraints in Missouri’s juvenile corrections facilities. It found that almost every restraint in these facilities is carried out by other children in the […]
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For Louisville Offenders And Victims Alike, A New Label: ‘Public Nuisance’

This story examined the enforcement of a little-known public nuisance law in Louisville, Ky. We found victims of domestic violence, people struggling with addiction, and minor offenders are often labeled […]
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