Thank you to Investigative Reporters & Editors and SFJ for hosting my upcoming workshop on June 10. I’m so excited. Please come! Personally, I like this workshop bc you don’t need a large newsroom or extra resources to do special work. All you need is you. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Uh oh! I haven’t even finished doing my current workshop and am already developing a new one: How to Cover Nonprofits. Tentatively named “The cash, the crash and the thief who skipped town.” But first, make sure you sign up for this! lnkd.in/gkbmh8AD

As I always say, if you want the latest on extremism, follow Will Carless Violent antisemitic attacks mark new phase in anti-Israel protests usatoday.com/story/news/nat…

Please come! Can't wait to see everyone tomorrow :) docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Nearly two years ago, I moved my life across the country to take a chance on the Houston Landing. While I hate the way things ended, I don't regret coming here for a second. I became a better reporter and writer and gained new skills. Here is why you should hire me:

Avery Belyeu, CEO of Montrose Center, says Texas is the place to fight for LGBTQ rights. “It’s not a state that respects LGBTQ Texans. And that is made clear every time we go into legislative session where we have to literally fight for our lives.” houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-t…

Covering these tragedies - I can't explain what it's like. I tell myself that while I may be struggling with the story, they are living it. Please read this piece about Tim Walker, who went missing in the Texas floods. You will want to know him. houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-t…

Heartbreak. As difficult as it can be, it’s so important to take a minute to put names and faces behind what we have lost. I don’t understand why any of them had to go now but I wish comfort to everyone they knew. Just gut wrenching houstonchronicle.com/projects/2025/…

How do you rebuild a grieving community destroyed by the river they love? It starts with this.

🇺🇸 Hill County Nonprofit Takes Up Somber Duty ▫Hill Country Community Foundation’s 4 employees now manage $60M in flood donations — and a somber duty ▫Andrea Ball ▫is.gd/xSrala #frontpagestoday #USA Houston Chronicle 🇺🇸

That feeling when you finally write the first sentence of that story that you've been wrangling with for months.

Thoroughly enjoyed watching this fantastic reporting by Will Carless! He looks at loneliness among young men and why it's prompted some of them to turn to the Manosphere. Check it out: youtube.com/watch?v=NoC7t2… USA TODAY

After catastrophic July 4 Hill Country floods claimed the lives of more than 100 people – including over a dozen Houstonians – the Houston Chronicle’s investigations team sprang into action, digging into the decisions, policies and oversights that may have contributed to the