Fundamental FlawsKristina Serafini / TribLIVE for Spotlight PAA Spotlight PA/KHN investigation shows the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs uses an inherently flawed oversight system that does little to ensure high-quality or effective care.
The Milton Hershey SchoolMARGO REED / The Philadelphia InquirerAn ongoing collaborative investigation with The Philadelphia Inquirer and ProPublica into oversight and operations at the Milton Hershey School, the wealthiest precollege educational institution in the U.S.
Short Days, Big BenefitsDAN GLEITER / PennLiveDespite good salaries, pensions, and health care paid by taxpayers, some of Pennsylvania’s elected magisterial district judges enjoy short days and light workloads.
At Risk, In The DarkMichael Bryant / Philadelphia InquirerAs the Mariner East pipelines become a permanent underpinning of Pennsylvania, secrecy and a patchwork of emergency plans have left many communities in the dark about what to do in case of an accident.
'Highway Stop-and-Frisk'Photo illustration Kat Wawrykow / Getty ImagesHow Pennsylvania state troopers conduct illegal traffic searches.
Locked OutDAN NOTT / FOR SPOTLIGHT PAAn ongoing investigation into Pennsylvania's failure to help families at risk of eviction during the coronavirus pandemic.
A Dark Money MysteryChristine Bake / THE PATRIOT-NEWSNext in line to lead the state Senate, Jake Corman helped raise cash for a nonprofit whose donors — and agenda — are largely a secret.
Condemn, Discuss, RepeatSean Simmers / PennLive for Spotlight PAStudents of color say Pennsylvania's higher education system follows a tired formula to respond to racism instead of enacting the support they need.
Coronavirus TrackerDAN NOTT / For Spotlight PALive updates on the latest numbers of Pa. coronavirus cases, as well as a county-by-county coronavirus map.
Decided in SecretDAN NOTT / For Spotlight PAThe Wolf administration decided the fate of thousands of businesses during the coronavirus shutdown with almost no transparency.
Big Spending, Little AccountabilityAndre Schönherr / St. Peter StiftskulinariumA year-long investigation into how Pennsylvania lawmakers obscured nearly $3.5 million in campaign spending from 2016 through 2018.
State Police Race DataDAN GLEITER / PennLiveThe Pennsylvania State Police stopped tracking the race of drivers who get pulled over, making detecting potential racial bias nearly impossible.
