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The new phase of the 1-800 Happy Birthday art initiative aims to raise national awareness about the "epidemic of state violence."

WASHINGTON (AP) — In 2020, the top enlisted leader of the Air Force went public with his fear of waking up to the news that a Black airman had been killed by a white police officer. Then four years later, a Florida deputy shot and killed Senior Airman Roger Fortson in his apartment. “I doubt […]

Citing a New York Focus report, state Assemblymember Jessica González-Rojas introduced a bill last week that would effectively ban public agencies from referencing a largely debunked medical syndrome long used

Citing a New York Focus report, state Assemblymember Jessica González-Rojas introduced a bill last week that would effectively ban public agencies from referencing a largely debunked medical syndrome long used

Community members are asking Minneapolis city leaders to cancel ShotSpotter, saying the gunshot detection technology MPD has used for more than a decade is a waste of money.

Kimberly Roquemore spent the better part of February constantly checking the Ohio attorney general’s website for the results of her son’s death investigation. At least 17 times a day, she found herself hitting the refresh button and found no updates on the page. Roquemore had a feeling that the grand jury wouldn’t indict Desmond Ragland, […] The post Mother of Mentally Ill Ohio Man Killed by Police Turns Grief Into Advocacy appeared first on Capital B News.

The results of a Duke University study are in.

Durham council members discussed authorizing a $658,500 three-year contract to continue using the ShotSpotter gunshot detection service.