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Editor, Co-Founder, Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism at WHRO. Ex-Pilot, ex-Merc. @JSKstanford Fellow, 2015 Also on that sky site.
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Researching a dark history, Virginia lawmakers seek more from universities

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By Louis Hansen Verified
| Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism Verified
A General Assembly commission is probing public universities' disruption of Black communities across the Commonwealth For generations, Virginia’s public colleges and universities have expanded into stable Black communities, dismantling neighborhoods and displacing families. For State Sen. Lamont Bagby, the challenge is getting institutions to cooperate with the state commission investigating that history.
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VCIJ adds Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist to staff

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By Louis Hansen Verified
| Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism Verified
Investigative reporter Elizabeth McGowan joins the newsroom, bolstering environmental and energy coverage The Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism at WHRO has added a new journalist to our staff – Pulitzer Prize-winning environmental reporter Elizabeth McGowan.
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Suit opens up Virginia Police records

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By Louis Hansen Verified
| Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism Verified
A nonprofit newsroom received law enforcement rosters and certification data from the state after a court battle. The Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services has released nearly 100,000 police records to a nonprofit newsroom to settle a public records lawsuit, opening more transparency into the discipline and training of law enforcement officers across the commonwealth.
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