The Florida Center for Investigative Reporting has been nominated for awards from Public Radio News Directors Incorporated and the South Florida chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.

FCIR and NBC6 examine how lax regulations may have contributed to an increase in boater deaths in Florida.

The nonprofit news organization’s headquarters is now located in the School of Communication at the University of Miami.

NBC 6 South Florida will partner with the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting to produce more local, in-depth investigations.

Catch up on the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting’s journalism in 2012, including stories about Rick Scott, Cuban spies, education privatization, Trayvon Martin and more.

Fifty-two individual donors supported nonprofit investigative journalism in Florida during a Dec. 12 fundraiser.

For 24 hours starting at midnight on Wednesday, December 12 — or 12/12/12 — the Miami Foundation is encouraging civic-minded people statewide and worldwide to donate to nonprofit and charitable organizations that operate in Miami. FCIR is among these participating nonprofits.

For a third year, the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting has received a $100,000 grant from the Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation.

Mc Nelly Torres: The training sessions were held in México City and San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Responses to the FCIR-StateImpact Florida investigation of K12 have come from around the state and across the country.