GS Labs spread across the country with the promise of reliable, convenient Covid testing. @apmreports finds that the company has at times delivered inaccurate results, faced backlogs, charged high prices, and pushed customers into unnecessary tests. https://t.co/TBWTV4G2Pl
A review of public records by the Star Tribune found a sharp increase in threats to elected officials even before Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, were killed last June. There were death threats, bomb scares, intimidation & warnings of torture.
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NEW: It was great working on this investigation with our good friends at the @strib, including @AndrewMannix, @LeilaNavidi, @tomscheck and @EWieffering. Plus so many others who made this story read and look great!
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The Minnesota Star Tribune’s Andy Mannix and ProPublica’s Jessica Lussenhop collaborated on an investigation into a church community in Duluth. They found that church leaders enabled a child abuser by telling his victims to forgive and forget.
https://t.co/3TVRhWdph3
How The Minnesota Star Tribune bolstered its shoe-leather reporting by using ChatGPT to analyze handwritten Faux Cyrillic journal entries of a mass shooter (@tomscheck / Poynter)
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Do you remember how you were taught to read?
On our new Series Essential pick, @ehanford explores the schools that bought into a flawed method to teach reading, the publishers who made millions off it & the laws enacted based on this groundbreaking investigation.
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Come work with @ehanford and me on our next "Sold a Story" investigation. We're looking for a remote, yearlong fellow to start this fall. DM me if you're thinking of applying. https://t.co/o7HSWqoJqL
Homeowners desperate for cash turned to these "sale-leaseback" deals. My investigation for @NPR found it cost some people tens of thousands. Some were even evicted from homes they used to own.
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Thousands of family members and friends wait for St. Louis police to solve the killing of their loved ones. Read and listen to their stories, and see the amazing photography. W @rlippmann@brianmmunoz@ShahlaFarzan
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INVESTIGATION: Why 1,000 homicides in St. Louis remain unsolved | @stlpublicradio@MarshallProj@apmreports
Police have struggled to solve killings due to staffing shortages, shoddy detective work and lack of community trust.
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Roughly 1,900 homicides have been committed in St. Louis since 2014.
More than 1,000 remain unsolved.
Police solved nearly two-thirds cases involving White victims.
But for killings of Black victims, they solved fewer than half.
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Of the roughly 1,900 homicides committed in St. Louis from 2014 through 2023, more than 1,000 remain unsolved, reports @MarshallProj, @apmreports & @stlpublicradio. Here's why. https://t.co/ULz2DG6lMI
St. Louis' homicide unit also had to juggle “chronic understaffing,” budget problems and a ballooning backlog of DNA samples.
The latest in our "Unsolved" investigation series with @apmreports & @MarshallProj: 2/2 https://t.co/Fvstem3eJ8