In 2010, when Minnesota Public Radio News launched a reporting project about community issues throughout the state, we had one overarching question: Who’s trying to fix things? This approach assumed, of course, that there were problems to be fixed, a classic tack for journalists approaching a project. We thought, though, it was worth applying a […]
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