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Posted inHousing

Police Know Arrests Won’t Fix Homelessness. They Keep Making Them Anyway.

by Melissa Lewis June 23, 2022June 22, 2022

As unhoused people increasingly live in residential neighborhoods, their new neighbors have turned to one place for help in particular: the police.

An illustration shows a man holding a gun and staring at a woman. They are surrounded by bullets. In the foreground is shattered glass.
Posted inGuns

Episode: When Abusers Keep Their Guns

Portrait of steven rascón by Jennifer Gollan, Katharine Mieszkowski, Taki Telonidis, Nina Martin, Amanda Pike, Grace Oldham, Sarah Mirk, Amy Mostafa, Fernando Arruda, Jim Briggs, Steven Rascón, Claire Mullen, Kevin Sullivan and Al Letson October 9, 2021March 3, 2022

By law, domestic abusers are banned from owning guns. But too often, those laws aren’t enforced, and the consequences can be deadly.

Posted inEnvironment, Oil and Mining

Growing oil train traffic is shrouded in secrecy

by Ashley Ahearn June 13, 2015June 30, 2021

After an oil boom in North Dakota, trains are moving more oil than ever. Derailments and explosions have prompted emergency responders to call for more information about oil train traffic but railroad companies mostly have refused, saying that releasing the data would put them at a competitive disadvantage.

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Posted inLocal Law Enforcement, Surveillance and Privacy

Public evidence in private hands

by Julia B. Chan May 9, 2015June 30, 2021

In the wake of the events in Ferguson, Missouri, more than 7,000 police agencies around the country have purchased body cameras with the help of federal grants. Reveal takes a look inside the camera, at the evidence trail left behind. Because where there are a lot of video cameras, there’s a lot of information – and money.

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