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Katrice Hardy named CEO of The Marshall Project - Editor and Publisher

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By Katrice Hardy
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Tuesday, January 28, 2025 5:29 pm I’m so excited to take on this new important role at a media outlet that I have long admired and respected. The Marshall Project has earned a storied reputation in the journalism world, while being a model for a new kind of nonprofit news.
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North Texas, your vote is your voice. ‘Back to the Ballot’ helps you vote with confidence

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By Katrice Hardy
| Texas State Public Affairs Network
When the first week of football officially begins at our area high schools and colleges, we fill the stands. When the State Fair sets up every September in Dallas, we flock to Fair Park to devour the latest wild food concoctions and to catch some wind on the rides. But when voting season begins, so many of us across North Texas and the state sadly stay home. We do not cast a ballot to vote.
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One year after our ‘Deadly Fake’ fentanyl series, problems persist, but so does hope

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By Katrice Hardy
| Texas State Public Affairs Network
One year ago today, Sept. 1, we launched an ambitious project to make a difference in our community. In 2023, The Dallas Morning News tapped dozens of journalists from around our newsroom to report nearly 50 stories on the threat of fentanyl in North Texas. The stories tackled the stigma, the science, the misinformation, the difficulty in mapping and tracking deaths and the determination of people desperately trying to save those poisoned or addicted.
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