Journalism — Katie Jane Fernelius

A Private City

Rocky Mount is Dead, Long Live Rocky Mount

The Global Garbage Economy Begins (and Ends) in This Senegalese Dump

The Education of Duke's Eric Greitens

HOW NEW ORLEANS ACTIVISTS ARE PUSHING D.A. CANDIDATES TO END MASS INCARCERATION

Women Came to Hope Community Church Looking for Fellowship and Healing. Disrespectful Behavior from Church Leaders Drove Them to Leave.

Climate of Fear

The Muslims Who Don’t Fast During Ramadan

The Decline and Fall and (Possible) Reinvention of Northgate Mall

The PIT Wants to Fill the Disgraced DSI Comedy Theater’s Void. But Will It Just Replicate the Same Toxic Culture?

Other reporting:

After two climate-decimated harvests, southern peach farmers wonder how to regroup

How the construction industry preys on workers newly released from prison

In These Times

The truth about marijuana and the criminal legal system

The Appeal

How not to report on a crime wave, and the gossip renaissance

Study Hall Digest

How Sheriffs are extracting wealth from people in jail

The Appeal

North Carolina’s clemency process is a ‘black box,’ advocates say

The Appeal

In the nation’s incarceration capital, a new D.A. is freeing people from prison

The Appeal

New D.A. commits to fixing Georgia’s “backdoor to incarceration”

The Appeal

Let civilians run for sheriff again, California bill proposes

“Someone needs to listen to us”: Why African asylum seekers went on hunger strike

The Appeal

In These Times

Without visits or confidential calls, Louisiana prisoners can’t access legal help

Scalawag

A Neighborhood of Porches

New Orleans Public Defenders are mobilizing to “Flip the Bench.”

Popula

The Appeal

Eviction crisis brings urgency to local judge elections

A D.A. runoff will decide New Orleans’ criminal justice future

Two New Orleans Public Defenders elected Judge in a push to “Flip the Bench”

The Appeal

The Appeal

The Appeal

A Duke University VP walked into the campus Joe Van Gogh, heard a rap song, demanded that the employees be fired

Hell is a place on earth

Paper View

INDY Week

Batalá Durham’s Central Park standoff with Liberty Warehouse residents is gentrification in motion

INDY Week

The Guardian