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The 2020 "summer of love" was tough for Madison, Wis. Violent leftist groups BLM and Antifa were burning, looting, vandalizing, and extorting in the name of saintly George Floyd.

Public Health Madison and Dane County will be providing $300,000 to five county organizations working to reduce violence within the community. The organizations receiving funding include the Dane County District

Mayor Michelle Wu said the city would hire a total of 6,000 people ages 14 to 19, but a city councilor found the jobs program has fallen far short of its goal.

To address the growing and urgent issue of violence in our community, Public Health Madison & Dane County announced $1,065,000 in funding that is now avai

Democratic Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin interrupted Heritage fellow Amy Swearer during her opening statement at a recent hearing.

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The Illinois senator shut down testimony critical of his fellow Democrat in charge of prosecuting violent criminals in the city.

Chicago police recorded another 25 shootings, including four murders, over the past weekend alone as the city’s police superintendent and other testified Monday before a Senate committee on gun violence.

Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., attempted multiple times to cut off testimony from a conservative group's witness during a hearing on violence in Chicago.

Attorney General Merrick Garland said 2021 spike in homicides in Cook County "bothers me very much."