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The federal government backed home loans for some residents in the Waikoloa Maneuver Area, but Native Hawaiians say they haven’t been able to obtain financing in the same area over safety concerns.

Congress sent $600 million to Jackson to help fix its water system. Some are warning that new legislation could funnel the money out of the city.

The finding builds on earlier reporting, which found records were destroyed in the case of a 16-year-old boy who died while in custody of the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office.

A recent Seattle Times and ProPublica investigation of the Northwest School of Innovative Learning found complaints of abuse and minimal instruction. The school argued it wasn’t subject to public records laws. A King County judge disagrees.

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A partnership between The Associated Press and PBS FRONTLINE that dug deeply into evidence of war crimes in Ukraine earned the first place prize in the 2022 Philip Meyer Journalism Award.

Inspector general wants authority to add health care workers fired for misconduct to state registry By BETH HU...

The inquiry and a sweeping reform bill follow a Seattle Times and ProPublica investigation that found allegations of abuse, overuse of isolation rooms and pressure to skimp on staffing and resources at the Northwest School of Innovative Learning.

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Former TitleMax managers told ProPublica and The Current about how they were trained to keep customers unaware of the true costs of their title pawns.