Rosanne DunkelbergerNovember 27, 2022
7min0
'Willie was an exceptional, one-of-a-kind cat.'
Tag: Carol Marbin MillerMike Johnson. Image via AP.
Rosanne DunkelbergerNovember 27, 2022
Peter SchorschApril 9, 2021
7min1393
The NICA is the fastest route to guaranteed financial help for families facing the biggest, most heartbreaking challenges of their lives.
Ryan NicolMay 16, 2019
3min500
Marbin Miller is a two-time Pulitzer finalist, known for pieces such as "Innocents Lost."
Jim RosicaFebruary 19, 2018
5min229
A spokesman for Gov. Rick Scott Sunday rejected comparisons between a 2016 state investigation into the Parkland school shooter and the FBI’s lack of follow-up on tips on his potential danger. “It is absurd and irresponsible to compare the DCF’s investigation, completed nearly 18 months ago in response to allegations of caregiver abuse and neglect, […]
Staff ReportsJanuary 24, 201816min439
Editor’s note: Miami Herald journalist Carol Marbin Miller and former Herald reporter Audra D.S. Burch became the first recipients of the Lucy Morgan Award for Open Government Reporting, recognized for the series “Fight Club: Dark Secrets of Florida Juvenile Justice.” Established in November by the First Amendment Foundation, the award is named for Pulitzer Prize-winning Tampa […]
Staff ReportsJanuary 16, 2017
2min245
The Miami Herald’s Audra Burch is departing the newspaper to join the New York Times as a Miami-based national enterprise reporter. The Random Pixels blog last week shared a staff memo about Burch’s hire. Burch, whom Herald editors called their “extraordinarily talented enterprise reporter,” collaborated with Carol Marbin Miller on 2014’s Innocents Lost. The Herald’s series “painstakingly examined […]
Florence SnyderNovember 30, 2016
5min336
It’s been ten years, almost to the day, since Congressman-elect Charlie Crist pulled $360 out of his pocket to pay for a year’s supply of thermal blankets for 12-year-old Kevin Estinfil, and pulled the plug on state lawyers who’d been fighting in the Third District Court of Appeal to deny the boy the basic supplies […]
Peter SchorschSeptember 19, 2016
9min361
Walt Disney World is billed as “The Happiest Place on Earth” and any regular reader of this blog or any friend on Facebook knows how much I believe that. In fact, I believe that title extends to any place where Uncle Walt’s magic can be found, including the majestic Disney cruise ships. My family and I […]
Florence SnyderJune 27, 2016
6min402
The Department of Children and Families (DCF) is not the worst offender in Florida’s never-ending War on Open Government. It just gets caught in the act more often than fellow offenders at the state, county and municipal levels. That’s because DCF is one of the few agencies left which ever has to contend with watchdog journalism. DCF chieftains, […]
Scott PowersJune 11, 2016
4min432
There is a war on against Florida’s open records law and the press and public are losing, investigative reporter Carol Marbin Miller warned newspaper journalists Friday. Marbin Miller, a senior investigative reporter at the Miami Herald and former investigative reporter at the St. Petersburg Times, called for action at the annual awards luncheon of the Florida Society […]