
Investigative Journalism Work
Included below is a variety of work I have produced with outlets such as USA TODAY, Advance Local, Search Party, The Newshouse, and NCC News.

Chipped Away
This was a project in which I was the executive producer of all three elements (across digital and TV) for my investigative journalism class that was posted on NCC News. We focused on tackling the lead paint issue in Syracuse and its effects on underprivileged children. The piece has earned awards from SPC, BEA, ACP, IBS, and others.
Work with USA TODAY
In 2024, I joined USA Today in working on their 'Driving Force' and '50a' projects, where we investigated New York Police and how different departments take accountability when their officers act irresponsibly on the job. I aided in data collection and organization, writing articles, and filing freedom of information requests. My articles are now posted in the Democrat and Chronicle, which has a paywall, but you can read them for free using the link below. My work earned awards from SPC and Hearst.


Work with Advance Local
Throught the first half of 2025, I had the honor of being the Newhouse School's first David Newhouse Investigative Reporting Fellow, which saw me team up with Challen Stephens and Advance Local's investigative teams from across the nation. I had the opportunity to cover various lawsuits, judges who received suspicious gifts, pesticide deaths, and others. The fellowship gave me the opportunity to develop my skills in reporting on courts, writing articles on tight deadlines, and confronting organizations and individuals with hard truths about their activities.
Other Investigative Work
Take a peek at other investigative projects I have worked on ranging from topics of crime, to lead paint, to others. Pieces such as my lead paint story were nominated by Newhouse to submit to the Hearst Awards. More work to come soon!​