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Documentary filmmaker and journalist at @ProPublica. Former science/environment reporter at Seattle PBS. Reach me at katie.campbell@propublica.org

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Toxic Ground: How Oil Field Pollution Is Threatening Oklahoma

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By Katie Campbell Verified, Nick Bowlin Verified
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Kara Meredith can tell you the exact day her life turned upside down: Aug. 23, 2025. She was at her home in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, caring for her 5-week-old son, when one of her daughters ran to tell her there was water all over the bathroom floor. Her husband, Mitch Meredith, wasn’t worried — until he saw the dark liquid bubbling up around the base of the bathtub. Mitch and his relatives worked all night trying to contain it.
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Oily Sludge Is Flooding Their Dream Home. Oklahoma Regulators Say They Can’t Help. Original

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By Nick Bowlin Verified, Katie Campbell Verified
| ProPublica
It was their dream home, a newly built, 2,500-square-foot modern farmhouse with a playroom that Mitch and Kara Meredith had saved for 12 years to buy for their growing family. During construction, family members had written their favorite Bible verses on studs throughout the house. For four idyllic years on Darlene Lane, the couple hosted birthday parties for their two young daughters, who became fast friends with the other children in the recently built subdivision in Fort Gibson.
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‘Amazon can never be us’: How Seattle’s independent bookstores have met the digital age

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By Katie Campbell Verified
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
Tom Nissley and his son, Henry, check out customers on the opening day of Phinney Books, in June 2014. The shop is one of 33 Seattle-area locations participating in Independent Bookstore Day on April 25, 2026, just ahead of the store's 12th birthday. Estelita’s Library in Seattle’s Central District started simply enough in 2018. “Just books on a shelf,” co-founder Edwin Lindo said. “I got the wood with two friends from Lowe’s. We put the shelves up at 2 a.m. We were there all night.
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