SAN JOSE, Calif. — The first thing locals mention are the homeless who line the streets of densely...
Jan 23, 2020A strained but unbroken Bay Area
Women in Puerto Rico march against staggering gender violence
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Women from multiple generations walked together late last year down trafficked avenues flanked by...
Jan 08, 2020At the sea’s edge: Covering climate change from the Cape Cod coast
Reporting on, and witnessing, the impact of climate change on my home in Cape Cod can be a...
Dec 19, 2019Between Las Vegas and Buffalo: Thousands of stories that need to be told
BUFFALO, NY — In the nearly 2,300 miles between here and my hometown of Las Vegas are the...
Dec 02, 2019Rekindling community a year after the devastation of the Camp Fire
PARADISE, Calif. — In October, hundreds more Californians joined the ranks of those who’ve lost homes and businesses...
Nov 08, 2019‘For me, that’s not living:’ In Mississippi, teachers struggle to make ends meet
RIDGELAND, Miss. -- Kaitlyn Barton, 25, is a full-time English teacher at Clarksdale High School. As soon as...
Oct 24, 2019Helping new generations of Mississippians discover the legacy of the blues
GREENVILLE, Miss. — I recently moved here to the heart and soul of the Mississippi Delta, the birthplace...
Oct 17, 2019How listening to teenagers can broaden journalism’s perspective
MACON, Ga. — Jy’Nivea Troutman hides on the floor of her bedroom when she hears gunshots outside her...
Oct 10, 2019In New Mexico, life and death flow at the pace of the Rio Grande
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — El agua es la vida. Water is life. Doris Rhodes knows that mantra well. She inherited...
Oct 02, 2019When the paper is late, a reminder of its value
BUFFALO, Wyoming. — The paper was late. Normally, the newest weekly edition of the Buffalo Bulletin hits our...
Sep 24, 2019