Stephanie McCrummen

A long-serving southern sheriff seeks re-election against an African American opponent who wonders, ‘Will they vote for a Black candidate?’

In a Southern bastion of racing, NASCAR’s ban means grandstanding for some, realizations for others.

After a night of anger and frustration in their city, these African American men try to fix what they can — before, hours later, it all boils up again.

A preview from Georgia about how America might reemerge from the coronavirus: Eating, drinking, touching and throwing caution to the wind.

In the South Bronx, coronavirus life now is waiting, and waiting, for anything and everything

In Queens, a funeral home’s struggles with mounting deaths from the coronavirus pandemic hints at what’s to come across the United States

Shutting down the city that never sleeps: New York City's week as a new epicenter of coronavirus

The reckonings of one of the South’s white suburban women, whose loyalty is key to whether Trump is reelected

On New York’s Staten Island, Trump voters are wary of the impeachment inquiry but are starting to pay attention.

In a small Alabama town, a quest to be recognized in one of America’s most powerless places.