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ProPublica Is Again Expanding Its Local Reporting Network. Apply for a Spot.

Six additional reporters working on accountability projects will be selected to join the network on July 1, bringing the total number of newsrooms and projects this year to 20.

ProPublica Wins Two SABEW Awards for Business Journalism

ProPublica Wins June L. Biedler Prize for Cancer Journalism

ProPublica’s A.C. Thompson Wins Walter Cronkite Award for “Documenting Hate”

ProPublica Wins Overseas Press Club Award

Meg Marco Joins ProPublica as Senior Editor for Audience

ProPublica and Houston Chronicle Project Named a Finalist for Health Care Print Journalism Award

Announcing ProPublica’s 20 Diversity Scholarship Recipients

These 20 talented journalists will get $750 each to attend conferences including NABJ, ONA, EIJ and IRE.

ProPublica’s “Blood Will Tell” Wins Scripps Howard National Journalism Award

ProPublica Names Thalia Beaty and Lucas Waldron to Visual Investigations Team

ProPublica Named a Finalist for 3 Scripps Howard National Journalism Awards

New Documentary Chronicles the Challenges of New York’s Supported Housing Program for People With Mental Illness

On Feb. 26, the documentary premieres on PBS. Sign up for our newsletter and we’ll send it to you when it’s live.

ProPublica’s “Zero Tolerance” Wins Polk Award for Immigration Reporting

ProPublica Named a Finalist for Shadid Award for Journalism Ethics

ProPublica Wins 22 Awards for Excellence in News Design

ProPublica Nominated for 4 National Magazine Awards

ProPublica and ProPublica Local Reporting Network Projects Are Finalists for the Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting

National Press Photographers Association Honors Kathleen Flynn for Photography on ProPublica Investigation

ProPublica Wins John Jay College/Harry Frank Guggenheim Award for Excellence in Criminal Justice Journalism

Correction: Stories on Insanity Defense Included Factual Errors and Inaccurate Data

An inquiry from a reader prompted ProPublica to review the underlying data and assertions in stories we and the Malheur Enterprise published in November and December. We found errors of fact and analysis that need to be corrected.

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