| The IRE Journal 2001 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Artful dodgers. | Literature/writing | McGraw, Mike, Paul, Steve |
| Asbestos: the forgotten killer rears its ugly head.(Monitoring the Environment)(Cover Story) | Literature/writing | Schneider, Andrew |
| Bankrolling art: IRS information reveals stiff competition for funds. | Literature/writing | Selix, Casey, Roberts, Janet |
| Battered cargo: injured van passengers point to hidden police brutality. | Literature/writing | Ciotta, Rose, Phillips, Nancy |
| Beaches: shifting sand takes toll on animals, fish, people.(Monitoring the Environment)(Cover Story) | Literature/writing | Bayles, Tom |
| Benevolent scam: solicitation pros mar fundraising by police, firefighters. | Literature/writing | Migoya, David |
| Black lung claims languish. | Literature/writing | |
| Books of 2000: journalists overcome publishing odds to deliver helpful investigative books.(Bibliography) | Literature/writing | Weinberg, Steve |
| Campus rapes: underreporting by schools boasting safety records. | Literature/writing | Hardy, Terri, Barrows, Matthew |
| Caught off guard: probe forces Navy to tighten security. | Literature/writing | Hoffer, Jim |
| Census U.S. data can provide insight for international story angles. | Literature/writing | Overberg, Paul |
| Children in custody: newspaper examines trend toward grade-schooler arrests. | Literature/writing | Krueger,Curtis |
| Computer matches turn up heat on city hall scam, mob connection. | Literature/writing | Herzog, David |
| Courts looking more closely at reporter-source relationships. | Literature/writing | Klaris, Edward J. |
| Crashing for cash: underworld of scams aimed at milking insurance. | Literature/writing | Schulte, Fred, Bergal, Jenni |
| Death row defense: indigent inmates get poor representation. | Literature/writing | Jennings, Diane |
| Development: mapping of growth areas shows regulations ignored.(Monitoring the Environment)(Cover Story) | Literature/writing | Miller, T. Christian |
| Disclosure challenges arise in agency files. | Literature/writing | Smallman, David |
| Drug flow: Orlando, San Juan reporters team up to track heroin. | Literature/writing | Curtis, Henry Pierson |
| Election 2000: Media scrutiny finds far-flung, systematic flaws. | Literature/writing | Nixon, Ron |
| Electronic records threaten FOIA.(Freedom of Information Act ) | Literature/writing | Corner, Legal |
| E-mails and cookies: electronic tests of open records. | Literature/writing | Davis, Charles |
| Estate planning: one more way to aid IRE endowment drive.(Investigative Reporters and Editors) | Literature/writing | Houston, Brant |
| Extension public records search leads to pension fund fraud stories. | Literature/writing | Meyers, Jack |
| FAA data offers stories for every newsroom in U.S..(Federal Aviation Administration ) | Literature/writing | Porter, Jeff |
| Fatalities lead newspaper to study stretch of interstate. | Literature/writing | Manolatos, Tony |
| Fen-Phen story provides: glimpse at how doctors, drug makers think. | Literature/writing | Weinberg, Steve |
| Fighting for FOI: when journalism and local activism merge.(freedom of information) | Literature/writing | Lyman, Randy |
| Firestone fiasco: tire tread story bubbles up from court cases, interviews. | Literature/writing | Raziq, David, Werner, Anna, Henao, Chris |
| FOI faces challenge in frightened nation.(freedom of information ) | Literature/writing | Davis, Charles |
| FOI report: Progress and pitfalls.(Freedom of information) | Literature/writing | LaFleur, Jennifer |
| Forgeries: amateurs and scholars battle over authenticity of Van Gogh works. | Literature/writing | Ryback, Timothy |
| Gaining insight into private foundations. | Literature/writing | Porter, Jeff |
| Global conference: Denmark training emphasizes international commitment. | Literature/writing | Miller, Kate |
| Global reporting network unveils tobacco secrets. | Literature/writing | Beelman, Maud S. |
| Golf stadium stumble. | Literature/writing | Edwards, Gina |
| Gore and OXY.(Al Gore)(Occidental Petroleum) | Literature/writing | Heller, Nathaniel |
| Hidden agendas: when State legislators do public work for personal gain. | Literature/writing | Rush, Meleah |
| Higher education: analyzing the financial pressures on small colleges. | Literature/writing | O'Neill, Jim |
| High-security secrets: using grapevine to uncover supermax snitch unit. | Literature/writing | Prendergast, Alan |
| In deep: covering the oceans that cover the Earth. | Literature/writing | Helvarg, David |
| Indian Casinos. | Literature/writing | Pace, David |
| Inmate health care: officials ignore warning signs; care lacking or too late. | Literature/writing | Zahn, Mary |
| International coverage on a hometown budget. | Literature/writing | Stoeffler, David |
| IRE resources essential following terror attacks. | Literature/writing | Wright, Sarah |
| Journalism itself can be used to defend foreign reporters at risk. | Literature/writing | Simon, Joel |
| Judicial access rights give "proof through the night". | Literature/writing | Smallman, David |
| Kansas drivers: fight for accident records pays off in multiple stories. | Literature/writing | Lewers, Jim |
| Medical welfare rip-off: California clinics use homeless to file false claims. | Literature/writing | Grover, Joel |
| Mine safety: oversight board lets violators slide. | Literature/writing | Dunlop, R. G. |
| Mining for coal stories. | Literature/writing | Ward, Ken, Jr. |
| Mountaintop removal: federal strip mining law ignored. | Literature/writing | Ward, Ken, Jr. |
| New board members elected at Chicago conference. | Literature/writing | |
| On the clock: country's top cop makes private use of disputes. | Literature/writing | Cardwell, Dale |
| Open records fight reveals Olympic misdeeds in Atlanta. | Literature/writing | Turner, Melissa |
| Outside extortion: family members forced to pay for inmate safety. | Literature/writing | Johnston, Kathleen, Lanosga, Gerry |
| Physicians and greater access. | Literature/writing | Davis, Charles |
| Planning basics: projects call for system, shared newsroom input. | Literature/writing | Meyers, Dan |
| Pollution: measure agency enforcement to see if fouling air, water pays.(Monitoring the Environment) | Literature/writing | Shiffer, James Eli |
| Prison building: construction increases as incarceration declines. | Literature/writing | Sizemore, Bill |
| Privacy: panel addresses growing debate over protected information.(Report on the 2000 National Computer-Assisted Reporting Conference "New Media Ethics and Privacy" panel discussion) | Literature/writing | Monies, Paul |
| Recruiting Fraud. | Literature/writing | Harris, Byron |
| Separate and unequal: end of cross-town busing creates divided schools. | Literature/writing | Haddix, Doug |
| Soldiers' deaths lead to question about harassment. | Literature/writing | Piatt, Gregory |
| Supreme deals: judges' abuse of power exposed. | Literature/writing | Pallasch, Abdon M., Neubauer, Chuck |
| Suspicious deaths exposed by database reporting. | Literature/writing | Cenzier, Debbie |
| The ties that bind. | Literature/writing | Jackson, David |
| Three papers try "Novel" approach to detail California's meth market. | Literature/writing | Brown, Mareva |
| Training journalists abroad poses special challenges. | Literature/writing | Sullivan, Drew |
| Under-ground existence for immigrants working in U.S. | Literature/writing | Glascock, Ned |
| Uninformed consent.(human experiment) | Literature/writing | Wilson, Duff |
| Web gambling: public prosecutor lived on borrowed cash and time. | Literature/writing | Andrews, Steve |
| Wen Ho Lee story reminder: secrecy calls for skepticism. | Literature/writing | Ackland, Len |
| Whistleblower: knowing when, where and how to handle a key source. | Literature/writing | Miller, Kate |
| Will Judicial Conference thwart Internet access to court records? | Literature/writing | Smallman, David |
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