Absolutely incredible reporting by Mark Greenblatt and Carrie Cochran scrippsnews.com/stories/record… via Scripps News

A fitting role after such an impactful decade at The E.W. Scripps Co.. Proud of the work we've done, Mark Greenblatt. Even more excited to see the great things to come in your next chapter at Cronkite School. A win for the next batch of investigative journalists. cronkite.asu.edu/news/2023/deco…

Important investigation by my colleagues Karen Rodriguez Rachel Gold Lori Jane Gliha comes out tonight. They reveal how pregnant patients are getting turned away by ERs with little recourse for doctors and hospitals - despite violating federal law. Worth your time. More + how to watch here 👇

UPDATE: We went back to Flint after NRDC 🌎🏡 and ACLU of Michigan cite a Scripps News investigation as they ask a federal judge to hold the City of Flint and its mayor in contempt of court, on behalf of Flint residents. scrippsnews.com/stories/push-t… w/Mark Greenblatt/Amy Fan

🧵THREAD 1/10: We have not forgotten about Flint. We went back after NRDC 🌎🏡 + ACLU of Michigan cited a Scripps News investigation as they asked a judge to hold the City of Flint and its mayor in contempt of court – saying the city missed yet another deadline for lead remediation.

So fun to present today at Investigative Reporters & Editors, honored for the opportunity to talk about my favorite topic..records requests… in English with one of my favorite people Carrie Cochran and in Spanish with new friends Brenda Medina and Erika Carrillo

Important work by colleagues Lori Jane Gliha and Brittany Freeman/Scripps News on the silent toll of the fentanyl crisis airs tonight.

3/10 Officers approached McClain after someone called 911, reporting that McClain looked 'sketchy' and was wearing a black face mask. Investigative reporter Lori Jane Gliha was the first to obtain footage in 2019, showing what he was doing before the altercation.

A Scripps News Undercover Investigation: A shortage of popular weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy has some dieters turning to alternate versions of the FDA-approved drugs. We show you some of the risks and we test the “shadow market” for prescription diet drugs ourselves.

Moved by a Scripps News-ProPublica investigation, Michigan State Sen. Jeff Irwin introduced a bill to make it clear that a new generation of cancer drugs must be covered by state health plans. scrippsnews.com/stories/scripp… Scripps News FOX 17

BIG NEWS: 10 yrs after the Flint water crisis began, a federal judge has held the City of Flint in contempt for failure to complete work to remove lead from the water system that poisoned its children. The ruling cites our Scripps News investigation. scrippsnews.com/stories/fed-ju…

Check out this article on my bill to ensure that insurance companies cover gene therapy for cancer treatment just like we do for other cancer treatments.

We returned to Flint, Mich. Our new Scripps News investigation: A decade, a contempt order, and $100M later, 'Flint is not fixed’ scrippsnews.com/scripps-news-i…

We found hundreds of houses with known lead pipes and were the first to inform some residents these dangerous pipes were carrying water into their home. Over a thousand more unchecked. But we found the project has halted as nearly all funds are spent.

Exhaustive data work by Amy Fan. This year, the mayor’s office declined our interview requests. Catie Beck, Colin McIntyre and I are barred from attending a press conference. Video and in-depth text piece: scrippsnews.com/scripps-news-i…

Thank you Carrie Cochran and Scripps National News for working with #Flint residents and experts over the past year+ to show that the 10 year #FlintWaterCrisis is NOT OVER but can be fixed!! Flint changed the world, so President Biden & Governor Gretchen Whitmer get our infrastructure replaced as promised!!

UPDATE: Days after our investigation, work to replace toxic lead pipes in Flint has resumed. Scripps News. City says their contractor is working w/o pay. “They are literally working for free without a contract.” scrippsnews.com/scripps-news-i…

Many of us need a loan to buy a car. But could lenders be leaving borrowers in deeper debt? Scripps News and ProPublica investigate auto financing practices—and what they could mean for you.