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Special Report: Wisconsin Election 2022

Eyes on the Ballot: Racine and Kenosha residents react to voter fraud claims

Last September, a group of conservative activists walked into the Racine County Courthouse wearing bright yellow shirts that read “FREE […]

Special Report: Wisconsin Election 2022

Following the Kenosha shootings, voters reflect on gun rights during the midterm elections in Wisconsin

In 2020, Kenosha, Wisconsin became a place synonymous with gun violence. The city saw the shooting of Jacob Blake by […]

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An American Reality: From the 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing to the Capitol Riots

A collaboration between Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting and NYU Journalism’s Pavement Pieces.

Special Report: In Our Backyard

Crown Heights – Franklin Avenue

Episode 1. Crown Heights activists fight for sunlight, fear gentrification despite lack of affordable housing,

Special Report: In Our Backyard

Inwood

Episode 4: The Inwood rezoning has faced community scrutiny and legal challenge since it was proposed in 2018, and its future remains uncertain.

Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus

Airport feels like a ghost town during coronavirus pandemic

Halls were barren, and stores were closed, except for a brightly lit Hudson News store.

Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus

Racism rises against NYC’s Asian residents as coronavirus spreads

Thirteen  infections have been reported in the US.

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Florida Crossroads

The staff of Pavement Pieces spent three days reporting stories in Florida, a state that is in the crossroads of […]

Bahamian Evacuees

Special Report: Florida Crossroads

Bahamian Evacuees Adjust to Life in South Florida

Two months ago, Hurricane Dorian devastated the Bahamas and nearly 4,000 Bahamians evacuated to nearby South Florida.

Miami Dade County

Special Report: Florida Crossroads

Businesses in Miami Dade affected by Ocean Level Rise

Watch on Vimeo The high tides that flood the Miami Dade County for a few weeks every September, have gone […]