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That young people especially young men grow up in a desensitized world. 37 15 Graham Goulden scott ish Violence Reduction unit why is this contributing to the violence in our society. We start to ask these questions and why. Young people today are living in a highly sexualized and intoxicating environment. With nearly 30 years of trying to stop violence in scotland, goulden said a lack of respect for others and can to a violent edge. 36 20 goulden we have Law Enforcement and they have a clear ro...

Waterloo landlords want to know if theyre renting an apartment to someone with a criminal past. The city council is considering eliminating a portion of rental applications where youre required to disclose criminal convictions. Based on that information a landlord can then decide not to rent to them. Landlords of black hawk wants to protect the inexperienced landlords who dont know the rules. And they say some may not be able to preform a Human Rights Commission says its only hurting those who w...

Larry good evening, larry beil. Breaking news is in san mateo where evacuations are underway at this hour. Volatile materials were found in the 400 block of parrot drive. The substances are being disposed of there is no danger to the community but they want nearby residents to shelter in place. Well have more information and later tonight over on channel 7 at 11 00. South bay freeway that turned into a crime scene. Authorities walked along the roadway looking for evidence after a driver reported...

ATLANTA — Georgia Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson recently unveiled a new program designed to help transition incarcerated individuals into the workforce.

“Our goal is to give every person in the program the tools and support needed to land a good job,” said Joe Argo, who will manage the initiative for the state labor department.

Georgia Commissioner of Labor Bruce Thompson ATLANTA – Incarcerated Georgians about to leave the prison system will get a leg up on landing a job through a new pilot program

Georgia Commissioner of Labor Bruce Thompson ATLANTA – Incarcerated Georgians about to leave the prison system will get a leg up on landing a job through a new pilot program