Investigative Reporters and Editors awarded the San Antonio Express-News and Houston Chronicle its prize for investigations triggered by breaking news — in this case, the Uvalde school massacre.
. The Express-News and the Chronicle, both part of Hearst Newspapers, collaborated in covering the disaster.
The IRE award recognized five stories that quickly brought to light significant new information about how the massacre unfolded, how the teenage gunman acquired his arsenal and how police bungled their response to the shooting, waiting more than an hour to confront and kill the gunman. Contreras reported – and state officials confirmed — that this was untrue: The teacher pulled the door shut behind her, and the gunman was able to enter because the lock was faulty.a detailed reconstruction of the massacre
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