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“Lead Astray” wins in-depth reporting award
CIR correspondents win award for their story on lead-poisoning in Peru.
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Inside the Newsroom
Court rules against FEMA, “opens doors” for reporters
Attorney Rachel Fugate explains a landmark decision that forces FEMA to release addresses of aid recipients.
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“Crisis Mismanagement” on PBS
An EXPOSÉ producer describes the SUN-SENTINEL team, including “cute, not scary” investigations editor, Joe Demma.
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Winds of change at FEMA
Whatever happened to FEMA’s former director, “heck-of-a-job” Michael Brown?
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Web premiere: “Crisis Mismanagement”
Three reporters follow the money to reveal the internal chaos at FEMA a year before Katrina.
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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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Producer’s Commentary: Annie Wong
EXPOSÉ producer Annie Wong on the “why and why and why” of reporting.
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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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Searching for the Dead Zone
Cappiello hunts for a swath of ocean where oxygen drops so low marine life must flee or die.
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More pleas for earmarks
CIR’s FOIA project nets new documents from the Dept. of Health and Human Services
