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A Hog Waste Agreement Lacked Teeth, and Some North Carolinians Say They’re Left to Suffer

“They Should Have Been Fired on the Spot”: In Elkhart, Indiana, the Talk Is All About the Police and a Video

Oregon Officials Call for Changes of Laws on Criminally Insane

Indiana State Police Turn Down Elkhart Mayor’s Request for Broad Review of City’s Police Department

Get Out of Jail for a Price: The First Investigation From Our Illinois Reporting Project

Nearly All the Officers in Charge of an Indiana Police Department Have Been Disciplined — Including the Chief Who Keeps Promoting Them

Who Runs This Police Department? Lots of Officers Who’ve Been Reprimanded or Even Suspended.

Why the Perfect Red-State Democrat Lost

Trump Administration Plots Costly Private-Care Expansion for Veterans

What Oregon Officials Knew and When They Knew It

Oregon Board Says Those Found Criminally Insane Rarely Commit New Crimes. The Numbers Say Otherwise.

How We Analyzed the Outcomes of Those Freed by Oregon’s Psychiatric Security Review Board

How We Analyzed the Outcomes of Those Freed by Oregon’s Psychiatric Security Review Board

Oregon Board Says Those Found Criminally Insane Rarely Commit New Crimes. The Numbers Say Otherwise.

Century-Old West Virginia Leases Yield Paltry Gas Royalties. A Suit Could Cut Others’ Payouts to a Trickle, Too.

Chicago City Council Approves Modest First Reforms on Ticketing and Debt

Diversion Programs Say They Offer a Path Away From Court, but Critics Say the Tolls Are Hefty

West Virginia’s Natural Gas Industry Keeps Pushing to Whittle Away Payments to Residents

Top Chicago Alderman Adds to Growing Momentum for Ticket and Debt Reform

Why Jeff Sessions’ Final Act Could Have More Impact Than Expected