A Tampa Bay Times investigation found that more than 580 people in Florida have died from kratom-related overdoses during the past decade — even as the industry has touted the safety of its products.
Community & Public Health
Researchers analyzed powders, pills, capsules and liquid shots. A scientist compared one to “legal morphine.”
This story is part of 'Gone too soon,' a series that examines why Native Americans die a generation younger than their white neighbors in Montana.
CT Latino News’ series — Hartford Children’s Health: Equitable Access — explores responses to systemic and cultural barriers across Connecticut’s capital that impact the health of its youngest residents.
Journalists better serve communities by remembering that people trust us not only to be their eyes and ears, but also to share their words and experiences with care and respect.
"Behind every case, behind every data point, was a person and a family," writes Ashley Luthern. "I wanted to make sure to honor the voices of the victims’ families and survivors throughout this project."
Abuse and neglect in group homes for the developmentally disabled raise serious oversight concerns.
For Indigenous communities in Montana, barriers like inadequate care, mistrust in health services, and systemic issues contribute to lower life expectancies.
Descubre cómo las doulas están transformando la experiencia del parto en áreas rurales de Nevada, brindando apoyo vital en viajes largos y creando una red comunitaria.
MacArthur Park had 83 fatal overdoses in 2022, more than any ZIP code in Los Angeles County.