 When we find them, we cite them. And when we cite them, we hold them accountable. But our investigation found that OSHA doesn't always hold employers accountable when a worker dies in a trench collapse. For instance, Kevin Otto, who employed Maddox and Higgins, still hasn't paid the $1.4 million owed to OSHA since 2016. When NPR pointed out the agency's own records show that Otto failed to pay...