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Invisible Institute launches archive of life inside Stateway Gardens Hyde Park Herald

Maira Khwaja, Invisible Institute South Side Weekly

Why is Rhode Island the last state in the nation to embrace police reforms to prevent ‘wandering officers’? The Public's Radio

Chicago keeps controversial police promotion list secret Chicago Reader

Feds detain dozens of immigrants in 'massive' South Shore apartment building raid in Chicago The TRiiBE

Requester’s Voice: The Invisible Institute’s Jamie Kalven MuckRock

Chicago Police Dismissed a Recruit’s Claims That a Colleague Sexually Assaulted Her. Then He was Accused Again and Again. ProPublica

Minnesota police group fights release of undercover officers’ names Sahan Journal

Chicago cops dismissed recruit’s claim a colleague sexually assaulted her. Then he was accused repeatedly Chicago Sun-Times

New tool will allow anyone to look up Minnesota police officers’ employment history Star Tribune

Wis DOJ reversed decision to release cop names after pushback from police groups The Badger Project

New data tool allows journalists and the public to track ‘wandering cops’ in New Mexico Source New Mexico

Why does it take so long to free an innocent person from prison? The case of Robert Johnson. WBEZ Chicago

How a Tiny Chicago News Organization Won 2 Pulitzers (Published 2024) The New York Times

New data could hold problem Indiana police officers accountable Mirror Indy

Oscars 2025: Documentary about fatal Chicago police-involved shooting of barber Harith Augustus nominated for Academy Award ABC7 Chicago

Federal Agents Storm South Shore Building, Detaining Families and Children South Side Weekly

See Video Of Burr Ridge Cop's DUI Arrest Patch

Former Chicago cop Eric Tabb pleads guilty to aggravated battery Chicago Sun-Times

Illinois law requires transparency when police kill people. Many cases stay in the dark IPM Newsroom

Meet Rafael: AZ Luminaria’s new investigative reporter in ProPublica partnership AZ Luminaria

The Invisible Institute won two Pulitzers this year. What is it? Poynter

City Bureau, Invisible Institute Win Pulitzer For Coverage Of Missing Black Women In Chicago Block Club Chicago

Minnesotans now have access to police officers' past employment history Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

MN police association seeks class action lawsuit against POST Board for allegedly revealing IDs of undercover cops kare11.com

Cook County state’s attorney stops maintaining lists of discredited cops Chicago Reader

When WWII’s ‘Invisible Spy’ visited Chicago’s Art Institute with James Bond creator Ian Fleming Chicago Sun-Times

Illinois law requires transparency when police kill people. Many cases stay in the dark STLPR

'It takes as much time as it takes' — Invisible Institute, City Bureau reporters talk Pulitzer wins Hyde Park Herald

Sarah Conway of City Bureau and Trina Reynolds-Tyler of the Invisible Institute The Pulitzer Prizes

Names of 250-plus MN undercover officers wrongfully released, association says in lawsuit Yahoo

Before killing Sonya Massey, Sean Grayson had a case thrown out after bringing charges with no evidence. Departments kept hiring him IPM Newsroom

Minnesota police association sues POST Board for releasing IDs of ‘at least’ 257 undercover officers Star Tribune

New proposed rules would lower the bar for stripping police officers of their badges in Illinois IPM Newsroom

Deputy who killed Sonya Massey joined Sangamon County Sheriff after past employers questioned his integrity and conduct IPM Newsroom

Want to know a police officer’s job history? There’s a new tool for that from Invisible Institute IPM Newsroom

Trina Reynolds-Tyler, MPP'20, wins Pulitzer Prize in Local Reporting University of Chicago News

‘Wisconsin does not, and should not, have secret police’ – The Badger Project sues state DOJ for full list of police officers The Badger Project

The Data-Driven Reporting Project awards $500,000 to 11 new document- or data-driven projects medill.northwestern.edu

Invisible Institute Relaunches the Citizens Police Data Project The Intercept

Chicago Journalists Say Pulitzer Prize-Winning Reporting on City’s Communities is a ‘Paradigm Shift’ WTTW

The Invisible Institute: Balancing accolades and innovation Editor and Publisher

City Bureau, Invisible Institute and Chicago author Jonathan Eig awarded Pulitzer Prizes Chicago Sun-Times

Illinois’ criminal justice overhaul makes it easier to decertify bad cops. But it could be harder for the public to learn about them. Injustice Watch

Invisible Institute wins Pulitzer Prize for investigation into police dog bites Hyde Park Herald

For the first time, two Pulitzer winners disclosed using AI in their reporting Nieman Lab

Six Durations of a Split Second: The Killing of Harith Augustus at the Chicago Architecture Biennial 2019 Forensic Architecture

Deputy who killed Sonya Massey in Springfield was discharged from Army for serious misconduct IPM Newsroom

Using the body’s “invisible scalpel” to remove brain cancer Salk Institute for Biological Studies

New documents show Rantoul Police Department cleared main officers of wrongdoing in 2023 fatal shootings IPM Newsroom

Created Equal: Investigative report sheds light on Chicago missing person cases WDET 101.9 FM

The Case of Tony Robinson South Side Weekly

Chicago Police Torture Archive Documents Decades Of Abuse From Jon Burge And His 'Midnight Crew' Block Club Chicago

Nonprofit Chicago production house Invisible Institute wins 2 Pulitzer Prizes Newsday

News outlets sue for access to Colorado police training data Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press

The unsung legacy of Margaret Burroughs: ‘We called her mama’ WBEZ Chicago

EJIL: The Podcast! Episode 29: Echoes from the Invisible College EJIL: Talk!

Black, Missing, and Invisible in Police Records Word In Black

Small newsrooms won big in the 2024 Pulitzers Poynter

Sangamon County Sheriff defends hiring of Sean Grayson. Experts say he was negligent and missed red flags IPM Newsroom

The uphill battle to track ‘wandering officers’ in Michigan heads to court Outlier Media

Somebody Archives The Intercept

Uncovering Police Complaints and Outcomes Urban Institute

Black Families Beg Cops to Take Action When Loved Ones Go Missing Word In Black

Champaign hired Police Chief Timothy Tyler despite disciplinary past and allegations of misconduct IPM Newsroom

Champaign Police investigate ‘agency culture’ of not following domestic violence reporting laws IPM Newsroom

Robservations: Jamie Kalven stepping down as Invisible Institute director Robert Feder

Trina Reynolds-Tyler, Invisible Institute Chicago Reader

Missing in Chicago Word In Black

Urbana activists want more police oversight. But local laws hold the civilian review board hostage IPM Newsroom

Report criticizes Chicago Police Department for their handling of missing women cases, especially Black women and girls ABC7 Chicago

Release Full Watchdog Probe of My Son’s 2016 Death Outside Police Station, Mom Demands WTTW

Two Chicago nonprofit news startups win Pulitzer Prizes Chicago Tribune

How a whistleblower brought down Chicago police chief BBC

Invisible Man: Gordon Parks and Ralph Ellison in Harlem The Art Institute of Chicago

Rantoul community honors Azaan Lee one year after he was killed by police IPM Newsroom

“Missing in Chicago” wins the 2024 Pulitzer Prize in Local Reporting Chicago Reader

A “Pattern of Problematic Conduct”: Urbana Officer Tests Police Accountability IPM Newsroom

How they did it: Reporters reveal police dogs bite and maim thousands a year The Journalist's Resource

The Killing Of Harith Augustus Forensic Architecture

Poverty Is Largely Invisible Among College Students Talk Poverty

We Spent A Year Investigating Police Dogs. Here Are Six Takeaways. The Marshall Project

Reframing the Narrative South Side Weekly

Why Don’t Police Find Missing Black Folks? Word In Black

Introducing our new writer, Max Blaisdell Hyde Park Herald

Journalism groups sue Wisconsin Justice Department for names of every police officer in state WSAW

Mauled: When Police Dogs Are Weapons The Marshall Project

Louisiana tried to crack down on police misconduct. It hasn’t worked. The Daily Advertiser | Lafayette, Louisiana

Black Teens Report Alienation, Fear in Dealings With Police WTTW

Cops Accused Of Domestic Violence Get 50 Percent More Excessive Force Complaints, Are Rarely Punished: Invisible Institute Data Block Club Chicago

What’s at stake in Chicago's fight over police misconduct arbitration Chicago Reader

Cops appear to violate use-of-force rules dozens of times at protests Chicago Reader

Chicago Police Officer Eric Stillman, who fatally shot Adam Toledo, had 3 misconduct complaints in 5 years with CPD, Invisible Institute says ABC7 Chicago

Want to know a police officer’s job history? There’s a new tool NPR Illinois

Craig Futterman: Invisible Institute wins grant to develop ‘Citizen's Date Project' FOX 32 Chicago

Perspective | Police think they can get away with anything. That’s because they usually do. The Washington Post

Chicago Police Officer who killed Anthony Alvarez, Evan Solano, has 4 complaints, watchdog group says ABC7 Chicago

Did Forensic Architecture Prove That Police Unlawfully Killed a Man? The Collective’s New Work Breaks Down a Tragedy, Frame by Frame Artnet News

New Online Archive Documents Years of Police Torture Under Jon Burge WTTW

Chicago mayor, alders propose missing women task force as CPD continues to sideline families Chicago Reader