
Newsy Investigates: Vague Health Exceptions In Abortion Bans
Abortion bans have exceptions to save a pregnant person's life, but the laws aren't clear about when a life is in danger, a Newsy investigation finds.
Abortion bans have exceptions to save a pregnant person's life, but the laws aren't clear about when a life is in danger, a Newsy investigation finds.
After an Amtrak train collided with a dump truck in Missouri, Newsy found incidents at similar highway-rail crossings are happening more often.
Data from one study show erectile dysfunction drugs have a mortality rate of about four times greater than Mifeprex.
| Karen Rodriguez and Rosie Cima and Patrick Terpstra
The collapse of three coastal homes in North Carolina reveals a lack of options for homeowners caught in erosion hotspots.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced its first sanctions against White supremacists.
A cautionary tale from Texas: Even the smallest changes in election laws this year can block thousands of legitimate votes.
A lack of investigators and data are snarling the fight to claw back billions of dollars in stolen COVID-19 unemployment relief, Newsy has learned.
Ex-employees describe how the Center for Covid Control may have over-billed a government fund for Americans without health insurance.
Lax laws allowed little oversight and lots of government reimbursement at a COVID-19 testing company accused of reporting false test results.
Scripps News and KyCIR investigate how Louisville went from a national leader for police reform to the face of a national movement protesting police.
| Carrie Cochran and Karen Rodriguez and Eleanor Klibanoff and Maia Rosenfeld and Zach Cusson
As part of News Literacy Week, Newsy investigates how false content spreads on the massive social media platform.
Authorities issue warnings about illegitimate coronavirus screening locations as omicron surges demand for tests.
OSHA records show Mayfield Consumer Products was cited for 12 violations in 2019, two related to emergency preparedness.
A paperwork issue is the latest snag keeping some small businesses from receiving COVID-19 disaster aid.
A Newsy investigation finds COVID-19 apps are aware of just a sliver of infections despite states spending millions of dollars deploying the tech.
A Newsy investigation finds strict FDA rules are keeping affordable at-home rapid tests stuck in red tape.
| Patrick Terpstra and Zach Cusson
A focus on vaccines over routine testing for asymptomatic people helped tank the U.S. market for at-home rapid tests before the Delta variant struck.
The FAA is pursuing relatively few enforcement actions against misbehaving travelers despite a zero-tolerance policy, records reviewed by Newsy show.
What government leaders say about vaccines actually matters, a 2020 Yale study found.
Lawsuits blocking women and minority restaurant owners from getting COVID relief appear to be also locking out military veterans.
An expert who tracks neo-Nazis and extremists calls Heimbach's return and his latest rhetoric 'very dangerous.'
| Mark Greenblatt and Lauren Knapp
A Newsy investigation finds cities rarely monitor the interior structures of towers as they age. That may soon change.
Travis County settlement comes after a Newsy joint investigation showed official rape clearance numbers didn't actually reflect arrests, prosecutions.
| Mark Greenblatt and Mark Fahey
After a pause in donations, companies are again giving to GOP members of Congress who voted against certifying the 2020 presidential election.
| Patrick Terpstra and Rosie Cima
The emergency temporary standard does not apply to all workplaces despite thousands of COVID-related complaints from a variety of industries.
Owners of independent theaters and stages hear nothing back after applying for federal COVID aid — or are wrongly denied for being "dead."
Authorities in Texas seized guns, ammunition and flags from fascist groups from Russia and Spain at the home of a suspect in a terror plot.
| Mark Greenblatt and Lauren Knapp
A Newsy investigation finds Amazon, eBay, Etsy and Walmart selling souvenir coins displaying scenes of abusive behavior by police.
A Newsy investigation finds new anti-fraud measures at the U.S. Small Business Administration are blocking qualified businesses from getting relief.
A Newsy investigation in 2020 found the FDA’s own data show the pill to be safer than Viagra and complications from medication abortions are rare.