Mike McGraw

Special Projects Reporter

Mike McGraw is the Hale Center for Journalism's special projects reporter, working on in-depth stories about various topics, including government accountability. He also works with NPR and KCUR's Harvest Public Media component on stories about Midwestern agriculture and agribusiness. He comes to KCPT after a 30-year career on The Kansas City Star's investigations team, where he and a colleague won a Pulitzer Prize for a series about the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He has covered issues as diverse as the business of college sports, art forgery, the beef industry, workplace safety and wrongful convictions.

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The State of Our Metro Bridges? May Not Want to Shut Your Eyes

The Number of ‘Structurally Deficient’ Bridges in Missouri, Kansas Come With High Cost of Repair

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MikeMcGraw

Special Projects Reporter

Stories by Mike McGraw

Giving Away the (Wind) Farm

Rush to Attract Wind Turbine Investors Leaves Rural School Districts in Kansas Shortchanged

Federal Prosecutors in KCK Under Fire For Power Plays in Pursuit of Justice

Kansas City’s Vietnam Era

Ken Burns says it was ‘most fortuitous’ he found KC-area vet for ‘The Vietnam War’

A Ledger of Names, Mine Among Them, Tell Our Vietnam Stories

A Reporter Receives Selective Service Paperwork for Himself and 29 Others from Independence

The Great American Immigration Debate — Minus A Century

With An Added Personal Twist

Son of Fallen KC Firefighter Speaks Publicly About Doubts Over Trial

In an exclusive interview, James M. and Tracy Kilventon Continue to Search for Justice After the 1988 Arson Blast

No Public Inspections for Our Rail Bridges

Suspended In Time

A Box of KC Mafia Documents Makes Its Way To Special Collections

The State of Our Metro Bridges? May Not Want to Shut Your Eyes

The Number of ‘Structurally Deficient’ Bridges in Missouri, Kansas Come With High Cost of Repair

Coming to the Tipping Point

A Reporter Recounts How Bryan Sheppard's Release from Prison Took a Village plus 20 years

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Join our family of curious Kansas Citians

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Feature Series

We Are Flatland

MikeMcGraw

Special Projects Reporter

Stories by Mike McGraw

Giving Away the (Wind) Farm

Rush to Attract Wind Turbine Investors Leaves Rural School Districts in Kansas Shortchanged

Federal Prosecutors in KCK Under Fire For Power Plays in Pursuit of Justice

Kansas City’s Vietnam Era

Ken Burns says it was ‘most fortuitous’ he found KC-area vet for ‘The Vietnam War’

A Ledger of Names, Mine Among Them, Tell Our Vietnam Stories

A Reporter Receives Selective Service Paperwork for Himself and 29 Others from Independence

The Great American Immigration Debate — Minus A Century

With An Added Personal Twist

Son of Fallen KC Firefighter Speaks Publicly About Doubts Over Trial

In an exclusive interview, James M. and Tracy Kilventon Continue to Search for Justice After the 1988 Arson Blast

No Public Inspections for Our Rail Bridges

Suspended In Time

A Box of KC Mafia Documents Makes Its Way To Special Collections

The State of Our Metro Bridges? May Not Want to Shut Your Eyes

The Number of ‘Structurally Deficient’ Bridges in Missouri, Kansas Come With High Cost of Repair

Coming to the Tipping Point

A Reporter Recounts How Bryan Sheppard's Release from Prison Took a Village plus 20 years

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