COVID-19 Deepens Digital Divide For Tribes
Hopi Tribe using part of $92 million in CARES Act monies to expand internet access but facing a December 30 deadline.
Scripps News Investigates
Misleading Claims In A Trump Campaign Lawsuit
A Newsy investigation finds counties listed in the Trump Campaign’s lawsuit in Pennsylvania did allow voters to fix some mistakes.
Twitter Suspends MAGA Rally Group, QAnon-Linked Founder
Twitter's action follows a Newsy investigation that revealed ominous statements by MAGA Drag The Insterstate's founder about the post-election period.
| Mark Fahey and Mark Greenblatt
Newsy Analysis: Polls Further Off Than In 2016
A Newsy analysis found that this election's polls were more inaccurate than polls have been in previous years.
| Rosie Cima and Mark Fahey and Maia Rosenfeld and Riin Aljas
Counted On: The Final Tally
From the voting machine to the official numbers - see how a VA registrar counts each vote on election night.
| Zach Cusson and Lauren Knapp
QAnon-Linked Organizer Calls Rallies Last 'Peaceful' Unity Attempt
The founder of a multi-state rally of "patriots" joined the "QArmy." Extremism experts worry about what will happen after the election.
| Mark Greenblatt and Mark Fahey
Counted On: Ballot Curing to Make Every Vote Count
Newsy follows the James City County, Virginia elections office as they oversee record early voting and prepare for election day.
Backup Poll Workers Still Needed In Key States
Officials in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin tell Newsy they still need extra hands for a smooth Election Day.
Hopi Tribe Races To Expand Access To Clean Running Water
For the Hopi tribe of Arizona, COVID-19 has highlighted longstanding disparities including limited access to clean running water.
After Louisville Police Shooting Deaths, Cases Quietly Closed
Newsy/Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting probe finds Louisville officials don't keep families of those shot and killed by police informed.
| Carrie Cochran and Karen Rodriguez and Maren Machles and Maia Rosenfeld and Eleanor Klibanoff
Hundreds Of Rural Counties Are In COVID Testing Deserts
Without easy access to testing, officials in many rural counties don't know who’s infected and may be spreading the virus.
Counted On: Behind The Scenes With A County Electoral Board
Newsy follows the James City County, Virginia elections office as they oversee record early voting and prepare for election day.
Voters Ordered To Take Down 'Ballot Selfies'
North Carolina officials have ordered seven voters so far to remove photos of ballots shared online.
The Timeline Leading To President Trump Testing Positive For COVID-19
The president's schedule before testing positive for the coronavirus was crammed with campaign events where he interacted with the public.
Witness Requirement Keeps Votes From Being Counted In Battleground NC
At least 1,700 mail-in ballots are in limbo in North Carolina because of missing witness information. They're largely from Democrats and Black voters.
Breonna Taylor Deal Promises Reform Police Said They Did Years Ago
A Newsy-KYCIR investigation found that Louisville Metro Police repeatedly reported using a tool to flag officer behavior, but never implemented it.
| Carrie Cochran and Karen Rodriguez and Maren Machles and Maia Rosenfeld and Eleanor Klibanoff
Not Paying A Price For Voting Twice
Vote fraud is rare, but not as uncommon as criminal charges for people who actually vote more than once.
Online Ballot Tracking Is Reliable But Not Perfect
Newsy's investigative team finds confidence in the accuracy of ballot tracking despite problems in Detroit this summer.
K-12 Schools Suffer Financial Pain From Coronavirus
Buying masks and hiring more janitors are among costs straining K-12 schools still waiting on promised federal aid to get through the pandemic.
Lawsuit Seeks Better Tracking of Native American Kids in Foster Care
A lawsuit filed in federal court aims to stop the rollback of rules that monitor American Indian and Alaska Native children foster care.
Postal Service Board Lacks Experience — And Bodies
Newsy's investigative team takes a deeper look at the Postal Service board, six Trump appointees with power to restore confidence in mail-in voting.
Colleges Sit On Emergency Cash Meant For Students
A Newsy investigation finds colleges and universities have not yet distributed millions of dollars in emergency CARES Act grants to students in need.
FBI Postpones Use-Of-Force Data Release
The FBI blames the delay in the public release of national use-of-force data on local police departments not participating.
| Mark Greenblatt and Rosie Cima and Nicholas McMillan
Other Countries Find Age Matters When Reopening Schools
Experiences and studies from other countries show that kids under the age of 10 are less likely to carry or spread COVID-19 at school.
Military Watchdog Stars and Stripes Fighting For Survival
Bipartisan pushback is growing against a Trump administration proposal to cut all funding for the independent voice of American troops.
Newsy Investigates: When COVID-19 Infects A Reopened School
Newsy finds inconsistent response plans for when a student or teacher tests positive for the coronavirus in a reopened school.
School Air Filters: Not COVID-19 Ready
Schools should upgrade to MERV 13 air filters to catch virus if A/C systems can handle it, says engineering professional society U.S. EPA points to.
How One Alleged Fraudster Got Millions In Emergency PPP Loans
Banks had to move fast to get PPP loans to struggling businesses. But that also made it easy for one man to allegedly make millions through fraud.
Minneapolis Police Among Many That Didn't Send FBI Use Of Force Data
More than 10 police agencies that did not previously give FBI use of force data pledge change, following Newsy questions. 50+ agencies didn't respond.
| Mark Greenblatt and Nicholas McMillan and Rosie Cima
3 Teachers Shared A Classroom; All Got COVID-19
Newsy talked to medical experts about three co-teachers who were all diagnosed with the coronavirus despite taking precautions at school.
