AltWeekly Awards
2011 Investigative Reporting Above 50,000
1st Place: The NYPD Tapes by Graham Rayman , The Village Voice2011 Investigative Reporting Below 50,000
1st Place: Dr. Asa Andrew's Medicine Show by Brantley Hargrove , Nashville Scene2010 Investigative Reporting Above 50,000
1st Place: Believing the Children by Jordan Smith , Austin Chronicle
2nd Place: A Quiet Hell
by Chris Vogel
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Houston Press
3rd Place (tie): Soldiers Committing Suicide and Stress Test
by Jason Notte
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Boston Phoenix
3rd Place (tie): Messed Up
by Christopher Twarowski
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Long Island Press
2010 Investigative Reporting Below 50,000
1st Place: Burn Patterns by Dave Mann , The Texas Observer
2nd Place: Unsafe in Their Beds and Tell No One
by Brantley Hargrove
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Nashville Scene
3rd Place: Jindal's List
by Jeremy Alford
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Gambit
Honorable Mention: Jackson Public Schools
by Ward Schaefer
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Jackson Free Press
2009 Investigative Reporting Above 50,000
1st Place: Prescription for Disaster by John Dickerson , Phoenix New Times
2nd Place: State of Emergency
by Jared Jacang Maher
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Westword
3rd Place: The Shadow Economy Series
by Jeffrey Anderson, Edward Ericson, Jr., Chris Landers and Van Smith
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Baltimore City Paper
Honorable Mention: To Hug a Porcupine
by Deirdra Funcheon
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New Times Broward-Palm Beach
2009 Investigative Reporting Below 50,000
1st Place: Might Makes Right by Jeffrey C. Billman , Orlando Weekly
2nd Place: Greka’s Monkey Business
by Ethan Stewart
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Santa Barbara Independent
3rd Place: Don’t Bother (PDF)
by Susan Clark Armstrong
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Folio Weekly
2008 Investigative Reporting Above 55,000
1st Place: The Town the Law Forgot, Cuhady Reformers Lose, Mario Beltran's Wild Night, Politics Meet Street, The Trouble with Mario Beltran, Friends in Low Places, Did City Hall Fund a Gun-runner?, Taming the Wild 740 Club, Mario Beltran's Strange Bedfellows and Mario Beltran's Undertow by Jeffrey Anderson , L.A. Weekly
2nd Place: The Corporation that Ate San Francisco, Dust Still Settling and Green City
by Sarah Phelan
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San Francisco Bay Guardian
3rd Place: Swept Under the Bridge and Sex Offenders Set Up Camp
by Isaiah Thompson
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Miami New Times
