Ziva Branstetter

Nursing home deaths: Read the stories of 51 lives lost during the pandemic - Washington Post  The Washington Post

Television’s “Dog the Bounty Hunter” believes that Oklahoma’s new regulations will discourage shootings and other “cowboy stuff” during pursuits of bail jumpers.

Art teacher arrested at Trump rally plans to fight charge  The Washington Post

Trump gives grievance-filled speech to unfilled arena as protests stay mostly peaceful  The Washington Post

How Johnson & Johnson companies used a 'super poppy' to make narcotics for America's most abused opioid pills  The Washington Post

After being called out for hiding worker injuries at its factory, Tesla decides to double down. Plus, a report card on diversity in Silicon Valley.

We examine the stories of two families separated at the U.S.-Mexico border and how what happened to them matches up with what the government said was supposed to happen.

The history of death and abuse at Clay Hill’s rural outpost for troubled children was no secret

‘It shows you how disgraceful the place was, letting a man sleep with the girls,’ says the woman, talking publicly for the first time.

A government contractor cleared out a Phoenix office where it has detained immigrant children, some overnight, after a Reveal investigation.

The contractor, MVM Inc., has claimed publicly that it does not operate “shelters or any other type of housing” for children.

Undercounting injuries is a symptom of a larger problem: Tesla has put electric-car manufacturing above safety concerns, former safety experts say.

We investigate companies that are struggling to solve some old-fashioned problems: Worker safety at Tesla, and diversity at Google and beyond.

A federal suit claims an Oklahoma company extorts thousands of people too poor to pay their court debts, without hearings required by law.

With so much taxpayer money at stake and few details about how it would be used, we wanted to know how much the government had already spent.

“All we’re doing is keeping those beds in cells warm for their kids,” says the state prison director. These women “need help. They don’t need prison.”

An unarmed black man shot dead by a white police officer last month was high on PCP in when he died, according to toxicology tests released Tuesday.

Tulsa officer faces outrage and pressure, but also 'felt the love and it's wonderful'  Washington Post

In a video, Eric Harris can be heard saying, “I’m losing my breath,” to which a deputy replies, “F--- your breath.“Related: Reserve deputy charged with manslaughter turns himself in at

1978-2008: Oklahoma records no more than three earthquakes per year registering 3.0 or higher.