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Watchdog training for student journalists

By Lauren Grandestaff | August 5, 2026

This day-long workshop will equip students to cover their institutions more in depth and provide skills and tools to protect their rights as journalists. Fellowships are available.

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Help Shape IRE’s Future: Take Our Survey

By Adam Rhodes | July 30, 2026

IRE wants your help to design the blueprint for its future! As investigative journalism continues to evolve, so must our organization. Your feedback will help identify the priorities that should guide IRE over the next several years – from supporting journalists in a rapidly changing media landscape to strengthening IRE for the future. “The best…

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Female investigative journalists still face sexual harassment and bias, new study finds 

By Adam Rhodes | July 30, 2026

Erin Orr was at the inception of her journalism career in the 1990s, working the business and real estate beat.

As she was interviewing a source at an evening business event, the man repeatedly called her “honey,” commented on her dress, and drew her in for a lingering embrace — all in front of his wife.

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Help us plan the next IRE webinars!

By Adam Rhodes | July 20, 2026

The staff of Investigative Reporters & Editors is planning the next webinars for the rest of 2026 and we want your help! If you’ve attended any webinars from IRE in the past year, we’d love it if you filled out this short survey that will help us figure out what’s most important to our members.…

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Work smarter, dig deeper: 10 AI tools for investigative journalists

By Adam Rhodes | July 16, 2026

Work smarter, dig deeper: 10 AI tools for investigative journalists By Benét J. Wilson, IRE & NICAR My first introduction to AI was a Poynter-Koch Media and Journalism fellowship presentation by Caitlin Dewey, a writer and occasional essayist based in Buffalo, N.Y. In it, she demonstrated 11 ways journalists could use AI in practical and…

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Koch Continuum Grant Recipients for 2026

By krista@ire.org | July 13, 2026

Koch Continuum Grant Recipients of 2026 Investigative Reporters and Editors is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2026 Koch Continuum Grant, a program supporting investigative journalists pursuing public health and disability reporting. Marissa Evans and Brian Howey have been selected for their project proposals to investigate the existence and impact of pain policies in U.S.…

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IRE condemns DOJ subpoenas of New York Times journalists

By Lauren Grandestaff | July 12, 2026

IRE condemns the recent Department of Justice action to subpoena New York Times journalists following their reporting on security concerns surrounding President Trump’s new Qatari-donated Air Force One.

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Sign up for an IRE Committee today!

By Cody Winchester | July 10, 2026

We’re seeking volunteers to serve on several committees this year! These groups offer ideas and help us improve member services and governance, expand IRE’s reach and fundraising, plan training events and conferences, organize regional meetups and much more.

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IRE names nonprofit leader as next executive director

By Lauren Grandestaff | July 6, 2026

IRE is excited to announce the appointment of Jonathan Kealing as its new Executive Director.

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Investigating religious groups? These records might help

By Adam Rhodes | July 6, 2026

By Liam Adams, The Tennessean I went out of my way to attend NICAR 2026 for the first time, hoping to unlock a bunch oftrade secrets for accessing records on my beat. As a religion reporter who often encounters legal hurdles for public access to internal info, I ventured up to Indianapolis from Nashville with…

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