INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING
They Were Our First COVID Patients. Now the Courts Are Deciding Who's to Blame. | South Florida Sun Sentinel
Violence Has Plagued This Housing Complex For 50 years. Nobody Can Fix It. | South Florida Sun Sentinel
A SWAT Team Killed Him in a Botched Raid. The Fallout Continues Years Later | South Florida Sun Sentinel
The Coronavirus Infected a Regular Poker Game and Killed Three Friends | South Florida Sun Sentinel
She Came to Florida to Beat Drug Addiction, But Died Instead | South Florida Sun Sentinel
The Worst Serial Killer in U.S. History Began in South Florida | South Florida Sun Sentinel
The Car Mechanic Trade is Dying. Who Will Fix Our High-Tech Cars? | South Florida Sun Sentinel
Children Keep Dying in Hot Cars as Florida Fails to Act | South Florida Sun Sentinel
FIRST-PERSON REPORTING & ESSAYS
A Place I Could Call My Own | The New York Times
The Complex Disadvantages Underlying New York City's Specialized High Schools | The New Yorker
The Undaunted Efforts to Bring Supplies to Loved Ones in Puerto Rico | The New Yorker
Getting Through Hurricane Irma, With Gratitude and Relief | The New Yorker
Can Florida's First Needle Exchange Help Curb HIV? | The Atlantic
The Bronx Loses Its Only Bookstore | The New Yorker
Laying Down Literary Roots in Opa-locka | The Miami Rail
MULTIMEDIA REPORTING
Here for the Ride: Andre D. Wagner's Subway Photographs | The Paris Review
Life in the Black Miami of "Moonlight" | The New Yorker
From Boys to Men in the South Bronx | The New York Times
Making Peace with the Emptiness | South Florida Sun Sentinel
No Choice but to Protest and Take Pictures | The New York Times
FICTION
"Facebook Girl" Cousin, Winter 2014
"Channel 59" Vandal, Fall 2013
"Just Sex" The North Central Review, Spring 2012
"The Numbers" The Susquehanna Review, Fall 2011
They Were Our First COVID Patients. Now the Courts Are Deciding Who's to Blame. | South Florida Sun Sentinel
Violence Has Plagued This Housing Complex For 50 years. Nobody Can Fix It. | South Florida Sun Sentinel
A SWAT Team Killed Him in a Botched Raid. The Fallout Continues Years Later | South Florida Sun Sentinel
The Coronavirus Infected a Regular Poker Game and Killed Three Friends | South Florida Sun Sentinel
She Came to Florida to Beat Drug Addiction, But Died Instead | South Florida Sun Sentinel
The Worst Serial Killer in U.S. History Began in South Florida | South Florida Sun Sentinel
The Car Mechanic Trade is Dying. Who Will Fix Our High-Tech Cars? | South Florida Sun Sentinel
Children Keep Dying in Hot Cars as Florida Fails to Act | South Florida Sun Sentinel
FIRST-PERSON REPORTING & ESSAYS
A Place I Could Call My Own | The New York Times
The Complex Disadvantages Underlying New York City's Specialized High Schools | The New Yorker
The Undaunted Efforts to Bring Supplies to Loved Ones in Puerto Rico | The New Yorker
Getting Through Hurricane Irma, With Gratitude and Relief | The New Yorker
Can Florida's First Needle Exchange Help Curb HIV? | The Atlantic
The Bronx Loses Its Only Bookstore | The New Yorker
Laying Down Literary Roots in Opa-locka | The Miami Rail
MULTIMEDIA REPORTING
Here for the Ride: Andre D. Wagner's Subway Photographs | The Paris Review
Life in the Black Miami of "Moonlight" | The New Yorker
From Boys to Men in the South Bronx | The New York Times
Making Peace with the Emptiness | South Florida Sun Sentinel
No Choice but to Protest and Take Pictures | The New York Times
FICTION
"Facebook Girl" Cousin, Winter 2014
"Channel 59" Vandal, Fall 2013
"Just Sex" The North Central Review, Spring 2012
"The Numbers" The Susquehanna Review, Fall 2011