By Ginny Monk
This is what happens when the hot line receives a report of alleged child maltreatment, according to interviews with Arkansas State Police and Arkansas Department of Human Services officials, state documents and state webpage.
By Ginny Monk
Arkansas is the only state in the country in which two separate state departments conduct non-criminal investigations of suspected child maltreatment.
When a reporter delved into the “hidden foster care” system, she found more questions than answers.
By Amber Dance
Biden seeks to boost vaccine supply, variants versus vaccines in deadly race, health departments struggle with vaccine equity
Eight journalists will undertake ambitious explanatory or investigative reporting on underserved communities in the state.
"The stress of my own personal experiences led me to dig deeper into how immigrant women were faring through the pandemic."
By Holly McDede
Why are students turning to social media to report sexual harm rather than parents or school administrators?
A Wyoming treatment center where California had long sent troubled youth will shut down in March, following a Chronicle and Imprint investigation into violent abuse at its campus and others operated by Sequel Youth & Family Services.
From expanding Medicaid to making telehealth changes permanent, here's what a diverse group of health policy experts would prioritize in 2021.
"For years, I avoided stories I deemed too personal. Until the day I couldn’t."
Health Affairs is looking for an editorial assistant, Medpage Today is seeking an enterprise and investigative reporter.
