Sarah Szilagy is a Ben Bagdikian Fellow. She covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, legislation, and social issues, with a particular focus on crime, abortion, and the Supreme Court. Sarah's work has been featured in various outlets, including WOOD TV8, Yahoo News, and Mother Jones.
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By: Sarah Szilagy
By targeting two essential drugs, the state has made it even harder for doctors to treat life-threatening pregnancy complications.
By: Sarah Szilagy
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By: Sarah Szilagy, Madison Pauly
After a flood of transphobic legislation, the stakes are even higher than you think.
Post-Dobbs political momentum couldn't overcome a 60 percent threshold to change the constitution.
By: Sarah Szilagy, Abby Vesoulis
Brown had support from blue-collar labor leaders and a GOP scion. Even that wasn't enough to beat an unpopular car dealership owner with a history of legal woes.
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By: Sarah Szilagy, Orri Benatar
A previous report can be seen in the player above. WAVERLY, Ohio (WCMH) — The 2025 trial for the Wagner family patriarch’s in the killing of the Rhoden family will not take place in Pike County. Pi…
By: Sarah Szilagy
“It's really not about the bathrooms. It's about demonizing and frightening people.”
By: Sarah Szilagy
More than a dozen protesters were arrested. Rep. Nancy Mace called them an anti-trans slur.
In overturning protections for trans students, the court also undid policies aimed at helping sexual assault survivors hold their attackers accountable.
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