Mary Hall
Mary Hall tears up with gratitude for the water delivery, while standing next to her grand-daughter, Kulice Abraham. [...]
Stacking Water
Deacon Michael Stringer and Jimmie Thompson stack cases of water on the porch during a delivery. Photo by [...]
Debra Duckett
Debra Duckett is one of the Flint residents who receive free cases of water as part of the [...]
April Hawkins
April Hawkins takes numerous phone calls regarding her church's water program in the offices of Prince of Peace [...]
Deacon Michael Stringer
Deacon Michael Stringer helps load cases of water into the Hawkinses' van before heading out for deliveries. Photo [...]
April and Jeff Hawkins
April Hawkins and her husband, Rev Jeffrey Hawkins Sr, surrounded by the donated cases of water their church [...]
Ahead of midterm elections, the Ohio ACLU takes gerrymandering reform a step further, filing a lawsuit declaring Ohio’s current congressional map unconstitutional
By Timmy Broderick; additional reporting (on the interactive map) by Ariel Miller Data Visualization by Kevin Huber On May 8, Ohioans [...]
On the wrong side of the digital divide in Cleveland, OH
By Afi Scruggs If it wasn’t for his telephone, David Rosario wouldn’t have a job. Rosario, 29, works part time [...]
Seven Years In Indianapolis — An essay from ‘Red State Blues: Stories from Midwestern Life on the Left’
From the forthcoming Belt anthology “Red State Blues: Stories from Midwestern Life on the Left.” By Allison Lynn When I [...]
About last Tuesday: Takeaways from the Ohio primaries
By Steven Conn Photograph by Maddie McGarvey As soon as the votes were tallied from last week’s Ohio primary elections, [...]
Blood Is Thicker: An excerpt from ‘Red State Blues: Stories from Midwestern Life on the Left’
From the forthcoming Belt anthology “Red State Blues: Stories From Midwestern Life on the Left” By Dana Aritonovich Uncle George [...]
On Tuesday, Ohioans vote on gerrymandering reform; Here, an interactive on what you need to know
Text and Data Visualization by Kevin Huber Additional reporting by Ariel Miller In presidential politics, Ohio is known as the [...]