Hayley Starshak

[Hayley Starshak @HStarshak]

So grateful to have contributed to this project! Voting has never been more important!

[POGO Investigates @POGOinvestigate]

"Who Counts?" — our investigation into voting inequality — has won a National Headliner Award for best beat coverage! 🎉 @HeadlinerAwards

https://t.co/bXfPrm0UDX

[Hayley Starshak @HStarshak]

Check out the “Who Counts” project from the Center for Public Integrity to see the biggest obstacle facing voters in your state! So excited I was able to be a part of this.

[POGO Investigates @POGOinvestigate]

We found that access to voting was made more equitable in 20 states and Washington, D.C. See how states rank: https://t.co/d8zIr0EqpT

[Hayley Starshak @HStarshak]

I love a hot girl walk as much as the next lady, but I can’t believe the HGW has made it to the Washington Post !

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

Here’s how it works: Walk. Every day.

Ideally, about four miles.

And while you walk, you can think only of the following: Your goals. What you’re grateful for. And how hot you are. https://t.co/5Q9DgITWlm

[Hayley Starshak @HStarshak]

@mdhembla @NYCMayor Omg Mrinali this is beyond awful. I hope your grandpa is okay and recovers quickly ❤️

[Hayley Starshak @HStarshak]

Always a pleasure working with @mdhembla! Glad to see this story out in the world

[Great Lakes Now @GreatLakesNow]

NEW from "Poisonous Ponds."

Placing coal ash in landfills could be a model for other states, but challenges remain.

This story by @HStarshak and @mdhembla is part of a collaboration between @GreatLakesNow, @energynews_US and students at @MedillSchool.

https://t.co/DgAspCKCys

[Peter Winslow @_petewinslow_]

🧵Our @MIL_Medill team spent months investigating coal ash - the toxic byproduct of burning coal to produce electricity. Shout out @@joshuajirvine @DianaLeane @tmichaelquinn @mdhembla @HStarshak @sarahaie_ for their great work. https://t.co/z31eVvTJbn

[Hayley Starshak @HStarshak]

Hey check out this story on coal ash!

[Great Lakes Now @GreatLakesNow]

First story in the series by #student #journalists @joshuajirvine @DianaLeane @tmichaelquinn @mdhembla @HStarshak @sarahaie_ Now that's a group project! https://t.co/9BxWdftC9f

[Cicero Independiente @CiceroNoticias]

According to the town water department data, as of March of this year, there are around 7,035 water accounts, out of approximately 14,488, in Cicero that are behind on their water bill payments.
Read more by @HStarshak
https://t.co/0CkGdJadie

[Cicero Independiente @CiceroNoticias]

In December of 2020, the Town of Cicero announced a new program to help residents who had fallen behind on their water bills. The town set aside $100,000 for the program but as of May 2022, only $11,674 has been spent despite a large need.
By @HStarshak
https://t.co/0CkGdISCqG

[Cicero Independiente @CiceroNoticias]

As of May 2022, 54 people have applied for a water assistance program in Cicero, Ill. 29 applicants received financial assistance & 9 have been denied. Despite a huge need, only $11,674 out of $100,000 for the program has been disbursed.
By @HStarshak
https://t.co/0CkGdJadie

[Hayley Starshak @HStarshak]

Check out this article I worked on during my internship with Cicero Independiente. Thanks to @IreneinCicero for teaching me about the importance of community-focused journalism!

[Cicero Independiente @CiceroNoticias]

In December of 2020, the Town of Cicero announced a new program to help residents who had fallen behind on their water bills. The town set aside $100,000 for the program but as of May 2022 only $11,674 have been spent despite a large need.
By @HStarshak
https://t.co/0CkGdISCqG

[Hayley Starshak @HStarshak]

@QuillenKim @MedillSchool @DianaLeane Thank you Kim and @djh89!

[Hayley Starshak @HStarshak]

Best reporting partner ever!

[Hayley Starshak @HStarshak]

Hey Twitter! Check out my and @DianaLeane’s story in the Chicago Tribune on cafeteria food inspections in Chicago hospitals! Thanks @QuillenKim for all your help to make this dream come true! https://t.co/UKFXDN1YdR

[The New York Times @nytimes]

When the female crime writer Carmen Mola won one of Spain's biggest literary awards, three men came to collect the prize. They had been writing under a woman's name for years. https://t.co/yg3MAb46Ys

[The New York Times @nytimes]

El Salvador se convirtió en el primer país en adoptar el bitcóin como moneda oficial. El experimento, sin precedentes, podría dar indicios sobre si la criptomoneda brindará libertad regulatoria o será otra herramienta de control para los autócratas. https://t.co/Aa0qzC3zku

[The Denver Post @denverpost]

School officials plan to incorporate outdoor education as a core part of the curriculum for every student. The campus, which is a former Girl Scout ranch, was paid for by a DU alum. https://t.co/c0byQRUo6I

[The Denver Post @denverpost]

JUST IN: “South Park” creators ink deal to purchase Casa Bonita https://t.co/ahl45d41aC