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Trabajador acusado de abusar sexualmente a ocho menores de edad en albergue...
por Michael Grabell y Topher Sanders Read in English. Este reportaje incluye detalles gráficos de alegatos de abuso sexual de menores. Un cuidador de jóvenes empleado por Southwest Key fue imputado...
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Using the Power of the Crowd to Document Hate
by Rachel Glickhouse Today we’re debuting a documentary with Frontline that chronicles some of our reporting on hate groups over the past year. Reporters A.C. Thompson and Ali Winston have been...
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For Charlottesville Authorities, a Painful Post-Mortem on Preparedness
by Ali Winston, special to ProPublica On Aug. 2, 2017, Charlottesville Mayor Michael Signer convened a closed meeting of the City Council. The Unite the Right rally was days off, and Signer was...
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Illinois House Candidate Will Walk for Votes — And Has To
by Mick Dumke Amanda Biela was campaigning door to door in north suburban Glenview one afternoon last week when she stopped to talk with a senior watering his front lawn. “I’m running for 15th...
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The Shadow Rulers of the VA
by Isaac Arnsdorf Last February, shortly after Peter O’Rourke became chief of staff for the Department of Veterans Affairs, he received an email from Bruce Moskowitz with his input on a new mental...
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48 Hours in Charlottesville: Fear, Nausea, and a Sad Lack of Surprise
by A.C. Thompson Watch “Documenting Hate: Charlottesville.” I was driving through the lush Virginia countryside along Route 29 last August when I saw it: a long convoy of military vehicles, most of...
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What Do You Know About Public Housing in the U.S.? Help Us Investigate.
by Molly Parker, The Southern Illinoisan, and Beena Raghavendran, ProPublica Volumes have been written about the broken promise of safe public housing for low-income families living in large urban...
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ProPublica to Expand Local Reporting Network to Focus on State Governments
by ProPublica In an effort to help stanch the decline in aggressive statehouse coverage across the country, ProPublica today announced that it is expanding its Local Reporting Network with a focus on...
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We Are Expanding Our Local Reporting Network. Submit Your Best Project Ideas...
by ProPublica Last year, ProPublica introduced our Local Reporting Network to help create vital, investigative journalism in communities where such stories would otherwise not to be done. Now, we’re...
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Top Official at U.S. Embassy in Israel Is Owed Money From Israel Advocacy Group
by Justin Elliott A top aide to the U.S. ambassador to Israel has financial ties to entities involved in Israel policy or that could have business with the government, according to newly released...
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Ben Carson Declared Mission Accomplished in East St. Louis — Where Public...
by Molly Parker, The Southern Illinoisan EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. — The city’s administrative building was decorated for a festive affair when U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson...
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Have You Donated or Helped to Collect Birth Tissue?
by Caroline Chen and Adriana Gallardo If you have donated birth tissue, such as your placenta or amniotic fluid, we would like to hear from you. (Note: This does not include private banking for...
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Democrats Vow Investigation of VA’s Shadow Rulers After ProPublica Story
by Isaac Arnsdorf Democratic lawmakers said they will investigate how three outsiders have been shaping policy and personnel at the Department of Veterans Affairs. A ProPublica investigation Tuesday...
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What’s the City of Chicago Doing About Its Problem With Duplicate Sticker...
by Melissa Sanchez, ProPublica, and Elliott Ramos, WBEZ The City of Chicago has a message for drivers who received more than one sticker ticket in a single day: Take us to court. Or, if you’re feeling...
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Election 2016 Gets a Report Card
by Lilia Chang and Ally J. Levine A new report out today by researchers at MIT contains some good news about America’s election process. States seem to have fixed the long lines and sky-high wait...
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Have You Had Problems Changing Your Name or Gender Marker?
by Lucas Waldron and Ken Schwencke If you’ve been unable to obtain a name or gender marker change on a state-issued ID, passport, birth certificate or other document, we want to hear from you. Fill...
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When Mapping the Many Disparities in Chicago, It Can Feel Like It’s the Same...
by David Eads There’s a saying among data nerds that every map is the same map. That’s not literally true, of course, but plenty of social phenomena display similar geographic patterns. That’s what...
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Deadnamed
by Lucas Waldron and Ken Schwencke Aea Celestice, a black transgender woman living in Jacksonville, Florida, has the most basic of plans for the next chapter of her life: She hopes to get out of town...
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Famed Houston Surgeon Updates Conflict-of-Interest Disclosures
by Charles Ornstein, ProPublica, and Mike Hixenbaugh, Houston Chronicle When Houston surgeon O.H. “Bud” Frazier co-authored a research paper about mechanical heart pumps in the New England Journal of...
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