A data journalist set out to map Duluth's lead water lines, until experts pointed instead to the lead paint in the city's ...

What happens when an expensive drug that works well for a condition affecting millions of people remains out of reach to many ...

Many Black and Hispanic men delay checkups due to cost, distrust or fear. Our columnist writes that journalists can help ...

A shared ethnicity doesn't always guarantee the right therapist. Two South Asian women's stories show what culturally ...

We talk with each other and eat together.” Each morning, some seniors make their way here. Not just for a meal. Not just for ...

Caricatures of immigrants, racist language and exclusionary laws can be traced back to the earliest days of the Republic. In ...

When Heather Preston adopted her two sons, finding them care became her full-time job. After the siblings, whom Preston adopted from foster care, moved from a small southern Iowa town into her Des ...

Unearthing the past requires a different set of research and reporting strategies. Journalist Lee Hawkins has spent years honing this craft, culminating in the publication last year of his book “I Am ...

This story was produced as part of a larger project by Jessica Miller, a participant in the 2019 Data Fellowship. It focuses on the troubled rehabilitation industry in Utah, where youth residential ...