When prison healthcare provider Corizon Health faced a wave of lawsuits in 2021, it used a controversial strategy known as the “Texas Two-Step” to avoid
Sale-leasebacks are a rather obscure real estate transaction in which a property is sold and then leased back to the original owner. Usually found in
Products made with United States prison labor can be found on grocery store shelves throughout the nation and beyond. That labor is often coerced, with
A massive data-journalism project at The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) revealed that more than 2,600 top federal officials traded stocks in companies they helped oversee,
The Bartlett & Steele Silver Award in the Global/National Category for 2023 went to “Uncovered,” ProPublica’s three-piece investigation into exploitative practices in the health insurance
Homeownership is a way for citizens to move up in American society, but homeownership has become elusive for Black and Brown communities in Metro Atlanta,
When Google decided to build one of its data centers in The Dalles, Oregon, the city council agreed to grant tax breaks to the tech
When California approved Proposition 64 in 2016, legalizing the cannabis business, the government promised it would put an end to the widespread problems in the
Ava Kofman, winner of the 2023 Barlett & Steele Award for Outstanding Young Journalist, gave readers a horrifying look into the world of a hospice
The top prize in the Regional/Local category of the 2023 Barlett and Steele Awards was given to a collaborative and multi-media investigation of a silicosis
It started with a riot. When upheaval ensued at the youth treatment facility in St. George, Utah in 2019, fifty police cars — including SWAT
Alicia Warren has heart failure, and she’s raising two daughters alone. She started experiencing symptoms when she was just 22 — right after she had
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