What I've discovered in the last few months is that these tools are now allowing us to do things that we in data journalism ...

More than 100 Iowa kids are diagnosed with cancer each year, upending families while doctors still struggle to explain the ...

Speaking at the 2026 Data Fellowship, The Baltimore Banner's Greg Morton shared how his team corralled the data that proved ...

Months after Typhoon Halong devastated villages in western Alaska, displaced young people were still grappling with its toll.

The USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism is pleased to announce the selection of 16 talented journalists who will be ...

Studies find that communities of color and low-income areas face more drinking-water violations and longer waits for fixes.

The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that 12 to 19 million households struggle to afford water. But there are no federal or state programs to help low-income people pay their bills. “To state ...

An alarming number of Black LGBTQ+ young people tried to end their lives in the past year. According to a national survey by The Trevor Project, 19% of Black LGBTQ+ youth reported attempting suicide ...

The USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism is pleased to announce the selection of 18 talented journalists to participate in the 2026 National Fellowship, which will explore the well-being of ...

In Tulsa, Oklahoma, police recently expanded the use of Flock cameras after a yearlong test run. When local media compared the camera locations with the city’s racial demographics, a troubling pattern ...

This past February, Tyrone Dumas marked an important milestone: the first anniversary of receiving a new kidney. Instead of throwing a party, Dumas visited his doctor for a checkup and received a ...

For more than 20 years, Adela León, originally from Putla in Oaxaca, Mexico, has worked in agricultural fields across Washington State and California’s Central Valley. “In grapes, peaches, apricots, ...