Did Gov. Rick Scott deliver on his jobs promise?

What does poverty among school children tell us about Florida?

Why did U.S. Postal Service officials in Orlando fail to investigative a toxic package from Yemen?

Is online education provider K12 Inc. putting profits first in Florida?

What happened to Cuban spy Juan Pablo Roque?



 

Those are only a few of the questions the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting answered this year through award-winning journalism in print, online and on the airwaves. Through a network of media partners including metropolitan newspapers and broadcast media as well as Spanish-language and ethnic news outlets, FCIR’s journalism reaches diverse audiences statewide.

If you missed some of our investigations this year, now is the time to catch up. We’ve cataloged our 2012 investigations below. And if you like our public interest journalism, we hope you’ll consider supporting FCIR. Your tax-deductible donation will help us expand our coverage of Florida in 2013.

13th Grade

The Spy Who Got Away

K12: Education, Profits and Controversy

Big Sugar’s Sweet Deal

Money in Politics: Constitutional Amendments

Rick Scott vs. the Constitution

A Deadly Package?

Trayvon Martin

Student Poverty

Gov. Rick Scott’s Jobs Promise