"I thought we had honesty," said Gaylor Spiller, head of the NAACP chapter in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana. "This 14-year-old boy that they kept hidden, it's very telling."

How a family in Missouri almost lost their kid, and couldn’t fight back thanks to qualified immunity laws.

Their Home Was In Foreclosure. Then It Was Sold On Reality TV.

Behind the scenes of Million Dollar Listing New York are black and Latino families who lost their homes in the wake of the subprime mortgage crisis.

Five Guys Whose Brooklyn Real Estate Scheme Was Featured On “Million Dollar Listing New York” Just Got Arrested

UPS delivery drivers at risk of heat-related illnesses

Heat takes down more UPS workers during hottest summer ever

OSHA cites UPS for 'excessive heat' exposure after NBC investigation

As deaths mount, delivery workers say they're kept in the dark over who's sick

In UPS warehouses and in those familiar brown trucks, UPS workers load, lift, pack and sort packages in temperatures that hit up to 150 degrees. As the delivery economy grows and temperatures rise, workers are paying the price.

Most states shut down their debtors’ prisons more than 100 years ago; in 2005, Harpersville, Alabama, opened one back up.

At Florida's worst rehab facilities, relapse doesn't mean failure. It means profit.

Philadelphia Energy Solutions is just one of a dozen refineries across the U.S. that have consistently exceeded the EPA's "action level" for benzene.

As HB 87 scared away the immigrants who worked its fields, officials in Irwin County, Georgia, scrambled to fill the local detention center, the area’s biggest employer.

Detainee transfers have led to COVID-19 outbreaks in facilities in at least 5 states. Despite limited testing, over 1,400 detainees have tested positive.

How deportation became diplomacy.

Death toll rises among those desperate for the American Dream.

The numbers show the government was separating migrant kids from their parents prior to the zero tolerance policy implemented in May.

Dispatches from the border during the family separation crisis during the summer of 2018.

Migrant mother separated from son on his sixth birthday bares agony

Here's how hard it is to trace a migrant kid who has been separated from his mom

Feds failing to put migrant parents in touch with separated kids

Separated from son, one migrant mom takes on the feds.

An investigation of a New York City drug treatment center that milked its tenants for their Medicaid money, then kicked them out the door. For The Crime Report and NBC News.