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Web premiere: “Charity Begins at Home”
A Texas businessman is investigated for using funds meant to help the disabled.
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Misconduct in Miami
When THE MIAMI HERALD pulled down the walls at the city’s own housing agency, they found a lot of rot.
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Web premiere: “Money for Nothing”
Reporter Debbie Cenziper found a web of lies at a Miami public housing agency.
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Web premiere: “The Scientific Method”
A reporter proves that neighborhoods around Houston’s industrial plants suffer from the smokestacks that release chemicals in their midst.
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Preview: Toxic Texas Air
Industrial plants release dangerous air pollutants into nearby Houston neighborhoods. The state’s air quality control board knows. Why doesn’t anyone do something about it?
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Old school sleuthing
Most investigative reporters strive to meet the standards set by Barlett and Steele.
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Muscle (and mind) power
Meet the top ten federal contractors hired to do heavy lifting for the Department of Defense — and find out what they’ve been up to lately.
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Far-away field trips
Public school teaching may not be the most lucrative profession in the United States, but at one suburban Missouri school district, it comes with some attractive perks.