Opinion | The latest grim news from Uvalde, Texas The media has taken criticism for its relentless pursuit of the truth about what happened. But that pursuit is more important than ever. July 19, 2022 Tom Jones
How the editor of the Chicago Sun-Times decided to publish a photo of victims of the Highland Park shooting 'It’s not something you can take back. I wanted to be mindful and careful.' July 14, 2022 Kelly McBride
Why KVUE and the Austin American-Statesman released video of the Uvalde school shooting ‘We have to bear witness to history, and transparency and unrelenting reporting is a way to bring change.’ July 12, 2022 Al Tompkins
Marjorie Taylor Greene shared an edited image of the Highland Park shooting suspect She claimed it was a photo that showed him 'in jail or rehab or a psychiatric center.' The image is noticeably edited. July 7, 2022 Bill McCarthy
Opinion | Why Lester Holt went to Highland Park to anchor the ‘NBC Nightly News’ ‘Being here sends a clear message that it’s a story of high importance and one that we are committing to in a big way.’ July 6, 2022 Tom Jones
Opinion | America the dangerous: Another mass shooting, this one on the Fourth of July Even in a nation familiar with these kinds of stories, Monday’s news was agonizing. July 5, 2022 Tom Jones
Opinion | The media continues to push for answers in the Uvalde school shooting The families of the victims and members of the community deserve answers. And authorities must be held accountable. June 22, 2022 Tom Jones
As the Senate considers funding red flag laws, tips for journalists about the laws Already on the books in 19 states, red flag laws provide a civil court path to temporarily remove guns from people who pose a potential danger. June 13, 2022 Amy Sherman
‘They keep threatening to arrest us.’ The obstacles facing local news in Uvalde San Antonio Express-News editor Nora López talks about her newsroom's struggle against authorities to tell the stories of Uvalde June 10, 2022 Amaris Castillo
No, government data does not show that defensive gun use saves lives Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs misconstrued data when he said the DOJ 'conservatively estimated that guns are used 1.5 million times per year to save lives.' June 7, 2022 Jon Greenberg
The cost of being shot by a gun Plus, AR-15s are flying off the shelves after Biden's gun control speech, electric rates spike just in time for summer, and more. June 6, 2022 Al Tompkins
Are firearms the leading cause of death in children? CDC data shows that for children and adolescents ages 1 to 18, and ages 1 to 19, firearms were the leading cause of death in 2020. June 6, 2022 Jill Terreri Ramos
Opinion | The debate continues: Would seeing photos of mass shootings make a difference? The country will do what it always does: argue over gun laws, send ‘thoughts and prayers’ and move on. Would photos change that status quo? June 1, 2022 Tom Jones
Armed campus police do not prevent school shootings, research shows Multiple studies have found no association between the presence of armed officers in schools and the deterrence of violence. June 1, 2022 Madison Czopek
Opinion | Looking back at a horrific week Coverage of the police response and how politicians have responded, urgent questions about showing images, powerful late-night monologues, and more. May 27, 2022 Tom Jones
