Children stitch “Made in America” tags into shirts for J. Crew. They bake dinner rolls sold at Walmart and Target, process milk used in Ben & Jerry’s ice cream and help debone chicken sold at Whole Foods. In the U.S., migrant child labor is everywhere. nyti.ms/3m7pqj2

Barrier islands, though susceptible to storms as evidenced by Hurricane Ian devastation, are growing, @mvilchez11 and I report in this story published this morning. Read our story from Cynthia Barnett's #EJUF class on WUFT News. projects.wuft.org/on-the-edge/20…

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SPECIAL EDITION: April 22 is Earth Day. To spread environmental awareness, The Alligator released a special edition of the paper — “Where We Stand” — dedicated to climate change. The edition offers a holistic view of how UF, Gainesville and Alachua County are being affected.

Black drivers in Florida nearly 3 times more likely to be ticketed by police, sheriff's deputies under new law against loud music that Ron DeSantis signed last year, according to new analysis of traffic data, court records Meghan McGlone Fresh Take Florida wuft.org/news/2023/05/0…

Read our latest Fresh Take Florida investigation by Meghan McGlone of UF College of Journalism and Communications about tickets for loud music issued to Black drivers disproportionately under new Florida law in Orlando Sentinel orlandosentinel.com/2023/05/02/tic…

Read our latest Fresh Take Florida investigation by Meghan McGlone of UF College of Journalism and Communications about tickets for loud music issued to Black drivers disproportionately under new Florida law in Florida Politics floridapolitics.com/archives/60888…

You better turn down the radio in the Free State of Florida! — ‘Stop being racist:’ Tickets for loud music nearly 3 times more likely for Black drivers under new Florida law Reporting by Meghan McGlone of Fresh Take Florida flapol.com/41Wci0a #FlaPol

Read our latest Fresh Take Florida investigation by Meghan McGlone of UF College of Journalism and Communications about police, deputies issuing tickets for loud music to Black drivers disproportionately under new Florida law in South Florida Sun Sentinel

My latest (and last) for WUFT in my hometown paper!

Read our latest Fresh Take Florida investigation by Meghan McGlone of UF College of Journalism and Communications about police, deputies writing tickets for loud music to Black drivers disproportionately under new Florida law in Sarasota Herald-Tribune heraldtribune.com/story/news/sta…

Read our latest Fresh Take Florida investigation by Meghan McGlone of UF College of Journalism and Communications about tickets for loud music issued to Black drivers disproportionately under new Florida law in Tampa Bay Times

Read our latest Fresh Take Florida investigation by Meghan McGlone of UF College of Journalism and Communications about tickets for loud music issued to Black drivers disproportionately under new Florida law in The Miami Times miamitimesonline.com/news/florida-m…

"BITTER TASTE," on the now two-decade-long fight against citrus greening in #Florida. Great story Abigail Hasebroock WUFT News captures the false hopes and tensions and suggests the disease is here to stay. projects.wuft.org/bitter-taste/ UF College of Journalism and Communications

Here we go!!!! And yes, the exclamation points were necessary.

New from me: Do increasing hurricanes pose risk to the infrastructure of the fertilizer industry—namely mountains of 100,000s of gallons of toxic phosphogypsum waste? The answer isn’t so simple. Read the story WUFT News Columbia Missourian Pulitzer Center projects.wuft.org/priceofplenty/…

Today’s front page. This is my favorite story I’ve written so far. Here’s a link if interested in reading more about Jordan’s story: sun-sentinel.com/2023/06/30/as-…

#Florida Ron DeSantis is squeezing the sunshine out of the Sunshine Law. He's the only Florida governor known to use “executive privilege” to keep records hidden, experts say, & signed a law barring release of his travel records nbcnews.com/news/us-news/d… via Lewis Kamb

The day has arrived: I have a single byline A1 in the Miami Herald! So happy to share the page with rockstar & fellow intern Catherine Odom. Get a paper if you’re in Miami today!

Congratulations to Meghan McGlone and Loren Miranda who placed 3rd and 13th, respectively, in the Hearst Journalism Awards Investigative Reporting Competition. @UFCJC finished second overall in the Writing category. jou.ufl.edu/2024/05/20/two…