To tell the story, we needed to track down a man who was committed to a state hospital over a half-century ago. Even if we found him, would he talk to us?
A freelancer's neighborhood walks give rise to a story on LA's failure to maintain hygiene stations.
Until I started interviewing survivors of sexual assault, I never thought of a source as someone I needed to protect.
What do you do for stories that have no available dataset — what if no one has asked people about the problem you want to investigate?
A reporter finds people are hungry for spaces to talk about the mental health challenges confronting their communities.
Addressing the long-standing divide between Black Americans and the medical community.
A reporter finds the limits of reporting from the living room and sets out for a Chicago classroom. The story she found made it all worth it.
Are new policies from the nation’s largest group of physicians on race a game changer — or too little too late?
Through my reporting and listening to young sexually active LGBTQ people, I learned there would still be big hurdles to obtaining preventive medication at a pharmacy.
The ugly history of clandestine experiments and abuse of Black patients casts a long shadow.
