I spent Independence Day in Indianola, Iowa, documenting one of the most anticipated events on the Disc Golf Pro Tour. The result is a story about camaraderie in the middle of a divided America.

I investigated the Yellowstone Club, a private resort in Montana where ultra-wealthy business leaders and celebrities own homes. My reporting found them polluting the Gallatin River, a Missouri River tributary suffering from harmful algae blooms.

This story is about WNDR Alpine — a VC-funded startup making skis from microalgae-based bioplastic — and about time, calamity, and hopeful innovation.

A feature I wrote about twin sisters who took down their cyberstalker was published on A1.

I went to the National Western Stock Show and wrote about five-year-old mutton busters with dreams of becoming rodeo stars.

My cover story for Mountain Gazette 198 was a profile of Seth Morrison, a famous skier who mysteriously disappeared from the limelight.

A second feature I wrote for Mountain Gazette 198 was about the remarkable life and tragic death of Moriah Wilson, a rising-star cyclist who was murdered in May 2022.

This is the story of Kevin Dugar, whose murder trial hinged on an eyewitness despite having an identical twin. Investigators pushed that inconvenience aside, even after his brother confessed.

On my first day ever reporting for The Washington Post, I had two stories published above the fold about a mass shooting at a grocery store in Boulder. I have since written several front-page stories for The Post, including coverage of major wildfires.

I wrote this feature for the New York Times about two climbers from Slovenia, best friends, facing off for one last ticket to compete in the Tokyo Olympics.