Thieves use rocks, bricks and even trucks to smash storefronts and gain access to hoards of weapons, a Tampa Bay Times and Reveal investigation finds.
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82,000 stolen guns are missing in Florida
A thriving supply chain provides criminals in Florida tens of thousands of guns, an investigation by the Tampa Bay Times and Reveal has found.
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Before you dive into Oklahoma’s prison data, read Reveal’s tips
What you need to know when working with the Oklahoma Department of Corrections prison database.
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Tell Reveal about your challenges with renting and buying a home
If you rent from a big corporate landlord, or if your family has run into trouble buying a house, we want to hear from you.
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A reporter becomes a smuggler
French radio reporter Raphael Krafft had never intervened in the lives of the people he covered until 2015, when he was reporting on the refugee crisis in France.
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How Texas’ crusade against sex trafficking has left victims behind
For all the energy Texas leaders pour into anti-sex-trafficking rhetoric, most of their focus has been on arresting and convicting pimps, not rehabilitating their prey.
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It’s funny because it’s true: Fact-based comedy can affect audiences
Can stand-up comedy be a platform for investigative journalism? That’s what CIR and WFMU, an independent radio station in New Jersey, set out to explore with a series of stand-up shows based on reporting about environmental contamination.
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CIR’s Impact Tracker: How to use it and why you need it
An innovative tool to track your impact.
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Americans are throwing away billions of dollars worth of food
The demand for “perfect” fruit and vegetables means much is discarded, damaging the climate and leaving people hungry.
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How environmental injustice connects to police violence
Two University of California, Davis professors examine the connections between toxic environmental conditions and recent police killings of African Americans.