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How One West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Gave Natural Gas a Big Victory...
by Ken Ward Jr., The Charleston Gazette-Mail The Republican-led West Virginia House of Delegates received national attention last week for impeaching all four of the state’s sitting Supreme Court...
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¿Eres puertorriqueño y has tenido problemas registrándote para votar?...
por Jess Ramirez y María Sánchez Díez Read in English. ¿Eres un puertorriqueño que se mudó a los Estados Unidos tras los huracanes Irma y María y tiene previsto votar en los midterms? En ProPublica...
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Puerto Ricans: Have You Experienced Any Problems When Registering to Vote?
by Jess Ramirez and María Sánchez Díez Leer en español. Are you a Puerto Rican who relocated to the U.S. after hurricanes Irma and Maria and is planning to vote in the midterm elections? ProPublica...
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Protests and Blaming the Media. Sound Familiar? That Was During the ’68...
by Mick Dumke Like so many others, Stan Skoko was outraged by what he’d seen of the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, where TV cameras captured images of officers beating protesters with...
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Fund Meant to Protect Elections May Be Too Little, Too Late
by Blake Paterson and Ally J. Levine The Election Assistance Commission, the government agency charged with distributing federal funds to support elections, released a report Tuesday detailing how...
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Tax Case Flips the Script for Democrats and the GOP. But What About for Jurists?
by Richard Tofel In a dispute between states’ rights and the congressional power to tax, you would expect conservatives to line up with the states and liberals with Congress. As the battle lines are...
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Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort: Two Cases That Shook the Trump World —...
by Eric Umansky In April, we published an investigation into Michael Cohen’s past. The “Trump, Inc.” episode, reported by our partners at WNYC, traced how so many of Cohen’s associates over the years...
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Download Chicago’s Parking Ticket Data Yourself
by Katlyn Alo and Melissa Sanchez ProPublica Illinois has been reporting all year on how ticketing in Chicago is pushing tens of thousands of drivers into debt and hitting black and low-income...
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Louisiana Senate President Sank Ride-Sharing Bill. His Close Pal Sells...
by Rebekah Allen, The Advocate Gordy Dove has begged Uber and Lyft to make their ride-sharing services available in Terrebonne Parish, where he serves as parish president. The sprawling coastal parish...
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Besieged Facebook Says New Ad Limits Aren’t Response to Lawsuits
by Ariana Tobin and Jeremy B. Merrill Facebook’s move to eliminate 5,000 options that enable advertisers on its platform to limit their audiences is unrelated to lawsuits accusing it of fostering...
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Looking at the Archives From the Time of the 1968 Democratic National...
by Helga Salinas Get Email Updates from ProPublica Illinois Discover what makes Illinois tick from our team of investigative journalists covering the state. Delivered every Friday. This week,...
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Why Manafort and Cohen Thought They’d Get Away With It
by Jesse Eisinger Oh, the audacity of dopes. The crimes of Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen are notable not just for how blatant they were but also for their lack of sophistication. The two men did...
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No, a Teen Did Not Hack a State Election
by Lilia Chang Headlines from Def Con, a hacking conference held this month in Las Vegas, might have left some thinking that infiltrating state election websites and affecting the 2018 midterm results...
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Joe Bryan’s Attorneys Ask For New Trial, Say Murder Conviction Built On...
by Pamela Colloff In the tiny central Texas town of Comanche, in the same courtroom where he was convicted nearly three decades ago of murdering his wife, Joe Bryan and his attorneys finally got the...
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Marilyn Thompson to Join ProPublica As Senior Editor for Expanded Local...
by ProPublica ProPublica announced today that Marilyn Thompson will join its staff as a senior editor supervising the state government-focused group in ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network. The...
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Sanitation Salvage Ordered to Halt Trash Collections
by Kiera Feldman The agency that oversees New York’s private trash industry ordered Sanitation Salvage, one of the city’s largest haulers, to halt operations, saying the company poses “an imminent...
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How the Trump Administration Went Easy on Small-Town Police Abuses
by Ian MacDougall On a chilly morning in December 2016, 12-year-old Bobby Lewis found himself sitting in a little room at the police station in Ville Platte, a town of 7,300 in southern Louisiana. He...
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How Do We Verify Anonymous Sources?
by Jason Grotto At the beginning of the year, we asked ProPublica Illinois readers what they wanted to know about how we do our work. Thoughtful, challenging questions have been rolling in ever since,...
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Embattled Garbage Hauler Co-Owns Dump With Person Expelled From Trash...
by Kiera Feldman On Friday, the agency that oversees New York City’s commercial trash industry suspended the license of Sanitation Salvage, saying the Bronx company posed an “imminent danger to life...
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Nuclear Safety Board Slams Energy Department Plan to Weaken Oversight
by Rebecca Moss, Santa Fe New Mexican A new Department of Energy order that could be used to withhold information from a federal nuclear safety board and prevent the board from overseeing worker...
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