For Washington City Paper, I followed young Central American women who were set to lose their immigration status in 2018. This cover story explored the potential ripple effects in the D.C. area of ending a perpetually extended “temporary” status.

In 2020, more than 170 migrant farmworkers caught COVID-19 at Green Empire Farms, an upstate New York greenhouse.

The majority of people killed in Maryland police chases in the past 2 1/2 years were either a passenger of the person officers were pursuing or were “bystanders” in an unrelated vehicle, highlighting the high cost of pursuits for people who happen to be nearby.

A Baltimore County Police sergeant investigated for punching a Black man inside a precinct in 2020 was investigated two years later for punching a different Black man. He wasn’t punished either time. “This seems to be a pattern,” a major wrote.

After Maryland passed a law lifting the statue of limitations on child sex abuse lawsuits, two former Catholic school students spoke up publicly for the first time about the teacher they say abused them.

Families of some workers who died in the Baltimore bridge collapse decided to bury their loved ones in their countries of origin. For many immigrant families, repatriation can be a costly and lengthy process.