When Melissa Nelson first appeared before the Times-Union Editorial Board, she was a first-time candidate for public office who was leaving behind a successful private practice.
One expert in intimate partner violence suggests police could have stopped Jack that night had they focused on him, but…
Local law enforcement departments across the country have grappled with officers’ use of social media, often struggling to create and enforce policies that restrict…
Urban gun violence is driven by small groups of high-risk individuals—what some of us call “gangs.” They’re high-risk for…
In an effort to decrease senseless deaths by gun violence, Chairwoman Edmonson called upon Public Safety department leaders to assist in adopting a…
Crime in Pittsburgh dropped by seven percent in the first quarter of 2019 compared to the same time last year, according to the city’s…
More than 2,000 people met in downtown Lexington as part of B.U.I.L.D.’S 2019 ‘Nehemiah Action Assembly’. B.U.I.L.D. stands for ‘Building a United Interfaith Lexington…
Washburn University announced today that it is joining with the City of Topeka and Topeka JUMP (Justice, Unity and Ministry Project) to explore a…
Chicago police warned gang member Daniel Alcantara in the summer of 2015 that he was at high risk of killing someone or being…
Shots rang out, playing the ominous tune of injury, death, confusion and loss. The bullets made contact with four people on that Sunday, April…