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The race for the four open seats on the Mehlville School District school board features incumbent Tori Behlke, incumbent Peggy Hassler, Bob Mahacek, Mike Moore, incumbent Patrick McKelvey, Venki Palamand,...

Controversy surrounds the Secure DC Omnibus Bill, which aims to address crime in D.C. Residents and activists voice concerns about stronger sentencing and over-policing.

Grants Support the Development, Expansion, and Enhancement of Evidence-Based Core Literacy Instruction and Targeted Interventions for Maine Students  The Mills Administration announced a $10 million literacy grant opportunity for schools to support the development, expansion, and enhancement of evidence-based core literacy instruction and targeted interventions for Maine students. These literacy grants through the Maine Department … Continue reading Media Release: Mills Administration An...

Yes, crime is up. But, so are public safety efforts. 

Recent crime trends in D.C. raise questions about the effectiveness of police reform measures. ACT Now legislation is discussed at a hearing.

As Washington, D.C., closes an especially deadly year, the News4 I-Team learned law enforcement and prosecutors are nervous about the “explosion” of Glock...

The U.S. Attorney's Office in D.C. supports the ACTIVE Amendment Act of 2023 to address the surge in violent crime and make communities safer.

There was a great deal of pushback Wednesday on a proposed plan to fight D.C. crime. 

Council Member Pinto stirs controversy with legislation on violent crime in DC. Pathways Program calls for expansion and replication.

Ward 2 Councilmember Brooke Pinto is reviving an old push for warrantless searches of people released from prison, raising big questions.