In October, we told you about Shiloh, a Black community in rural AL dealing with flooding they say was caused by a state highway project. Last week, Secretary Pete Buttigieg paid them a visit & said they "need to be taken care of." Jared Kofsky Steve Osunsami ABC News abcnews.go.com/US/buttigieg-v…

Action News Investigation: University dining facilities in Philadelphia plagued with health violations 6abc.com/videoclip/acti…

You awoke this morning with questions like “the Louisville Metro Police Department did what?!” And “what’s their deal?!” And “is this normal?!” Welcome. Years ago, in anticipation of this very moment, KyCIR made you a podcast. lpm.org/dig-the-model-…

It's been 70 years since the Brown v. Board of Education decision but according to data analysis, many schools remain segregated. goodmorningamerica.com/US/story/70-ye…

Friday marks 70 years since the Brown v. Board of Education decision, which ruled that public school segregation was unconstitutional. But decades later, schools across the country remain segregated for a variety of reasons. trib.al/7K17Ubo

Friday marks 70 years since the Brown v. Board of Education decision, which ruled that public school segregation was unconstitutional. But decades later, schools across the country remain segregated for a variety of reasons. trib.al/wuc92VV

Today marks 70 yrs since Brown v BOE, but our data analysis found that segregation persists in many schools. A history of redlining & disparities in charter, magnet & private school enrollment all play a role. ABC News Jared Kofsky Talisa Treviño Mark Nichols abcnews.go.com/US/70-years-af…

The world of roadside zoos might be inciting to those looking to meet some wild animals, but advocates warn of dangers at such facilities. trib.al/59hirwr

More than two years after residents of a historically Black community in Alabama filed a civil rights complaint accusing a highway project of causing frequent flooding in their neighborhood, the USDOT is requiring the state to build a drainage system. trib.al/F9eqsVv

In a new federal agreement, Alabama's DOT maintains there were no civil rights violations. "Martians didn't do it. ALDOT did it," Robert D. Bullard said in response. “There's a lot of fault that needs to be acknowledged." The latest with Maia Rosenfeld: abcnews.go.com/US/alabama-ste…

'Protecting Your Vote:' 1 in 5 Election Day polling places have closed over last decade; closures accelerated after SCOTUS rolled back the Voting Rights Act in 2013 Steve Osunsami Kaitlyn Morris Tomas Navia Peter Charalambous Maia Rosenfeld abcnews.go.com/US/protecting-…

One in five Election Day polling places have closed over the last decade, a trend that accelerated after SCOTUS rolled back the Voting Rights Act in 2013. Steve Osunsami reports from Lincoln County, Georgia, on the impact. Read more: trib.al/eZeANmt

Over the last decade, the U.S. has lost more than a fifth of in-person Election Day polling places, according to our ABC News data journalism ream. Steve Osunsami talks to voters in rural counties as we inch closer to Election Day. #ProtectingTheVote

This is very much a deep dive into voting place closures across America - but as you’ll see, it’s also personal, and surprising, and depending on who you ask, not at all meant to keep people from voting. 🗳️

And the winners of this year’s #ReedAwards are...@JonMingle and Jared Kofsky, @Maia_Rosenfeld, & Steve Osunsami. Their work demonstrates the power of writing to capture some of the most important environmental issues facing the South: southernenvironment.org/news/celebrati…

Wonderful thanks to the kind people at SELC for reminding me that great writing and storytelling informs, entertains and opens the heart. And thank you to ABC News investigative unit producer Jared Kofsky and data journalist Maia Rosenfeld from our

The number of PA schools below the minimum vax rate to prevent measles outbreaks has almost doubled since we first looked at the data in 2019. Now a quarter of K-12 schools statewide are below the herd immunity threshold & more parents are opting out of vaccines for their kids.

Texas flood: Kickoff meeting for Kerr County warning system project had been planned for mid-July w/ Maia Rosenfeld Jared Kofsky abcnews.go.com/US/texas-flood…

A Kerrville-area river authority executed a contract last month for a flood warning system that would have been used to help with emergency response, local government officials said in response to a request by ABC News. Maia Rosenfeld Laura Romero abcnews.go.com/US/texas-flood…