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Arizona funeral home took control of dead people's estates, then charged them excessive fees

Two decades ago, Illinois passed legislation intended to protect students from being locked away in stark rooms as punishment or physically restrained to get them to behave. The law was well-intended and, nationally, it was well-regarded. Only it didnt stop the mistreatment of children, most of whom have behavioral or intellectual disabilities. It took an investigation by the Chicago Tribune and ProPublica Illinois to finally bring attention to these abuses and inspire a true commitment to change.
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Two Fatal Crashes

Two decades ago, Illinois passed legislation intended to protect students from being locked away in stark rooms as punishment or physically restrained to get them to behave. The law was well-intended and, nationally, it was well-regarded. Only it didnt stop the mistreatment of children, most of whom have behavioral or intellectual disabilities. It took an investigation by the Chicago Tribune and ProPublica Illinois to finally bring attention to these abuses and inspire a true commitment to change.
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Profiting from the Poor

Two decades ago, Illinois passed legislation intended to protect students from being locked away in stark rooms as punishment or physically restrained to get them to behave. The law was well-intended and, nationally, it was well-regarded. Only it didnt stop the mistreatment of children, most of whom have behavioral or intellectual disabilities. It took an investigation by the Chicago Tribune and ProPublica Illinois to finally bring attention to these abuses and inspire a true commitment to change.
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Veterans for Profit

KING 5s series Veterans for Profit uncovered corruption and exploitation inside one of Washington states oldest nonprofits dedicated to supporting military veterans in need. We exposed how Veterans Independent Enterprises […]
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No Thank You For Your Service

KING 5s multi-part ongoing investigation, No Thank You For Your Service, revealed Army leaders punished and kicked out struggling soldiers with less-than-honorable discharges for behaviors caused by the medical conditions […]
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Horrific Abuse of Foster Children Hidden for Years

5 Investigates worked for more than a year to uncover and expose horrific abuse of several children who were placed in a single state licensed foster home in the late […]
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The Quiet Rooms

Two decades ago, Illinois passed legislation intended to protect students from being locked away in stark rooms as punishment or physically restrained to get them to behave. The law was well-intended and, nationally, it was well-regarded. Only it didnt stop the mistreatment of children, most of whom have behavioral or intellectual disabilities. It took an investigation by the Chicago Tribune and ProPublica Illinois to finally bring attention to these abuses and inspire a true commitment to change.
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Cost: Free for members

Inside Project Raven

Reuters reporters punctured a wall of secrecy around a stunning national security tale: Elite U.S. intelligence operatives from the National Security Agency and former White House officials helped the UAE government hack into the computers of activists and dissidents. The clandestine unit they created and operated was called Project Raven.
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Ambushed at Home

In a two-year investigation that culminated in 2019, Reuters exposed the wretched conditions in which America houses its military families, and then documented how corrupt business practices by a major landlord contributed to the squalid state of housing.
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Hidden Injustice

In the most comprehensive review undertaken of the practice of sealing documents and evidence in civil court, Reuters reporters explained in four distinctive articles how judges routinely, with little regard for public health and safety, allow corporate America to hide lethal secrets about faulty products; how all the parties involved the courts, the defendants and the plaintiffs have an incentive to maintain and perpetuate secrecy; and how secrecy blanketed a judicial system that was founded on the principle of transparency.
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