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Engardio. And a Founding Member with me it is fitting we are closing it together as well. Well be joined by supervisor safai shortly. Here he is. Make his grand late entrance. Todays meeting is extremely special we are joind and i think it might be according to commissioner plumber the second time board of supervisors have official low joined in a joint meeting with Youth Commission. I feel very xoit exclude honored to be at the second historic garthing. And i want to welcome this joint session ...

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Albuquerque police credit a handful of items for the decrease.

A Des Moines Register special report examines a city-funded project, separate from the police, that aims to reduce youth violence in Des Moines

On its one-year anniversary, Harris County officials highlighted the success of the program and how it helps reduce gun violence. 

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and Commissioner Tom Ramsey both spoke out Wednesday following some tense moments at commissioner’s court on Tuesday.

The ACCESS Harris County program aims to provide services to groups in Harris County that've been identified as having critical needs.

As the spike in violence continues across many American cities, Milwaukee residents and civic leaders wrestle with how to address the problem in our hometown.

13 people were shot, five killed in separate shootings between Friday night and Monday morning. Author: Brad Broders Updated: 6:17 PM CDT April 12, 2021 MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Theres familiar feelings of frustration following another violent weekend across Shelby County. The latest violent surge - following a record high set in 2020 for homicides in Memphis - will be a major challenge that confronts whoever succeeds Memphis Police Director Mike Rallings after his ret...

Violent crimes jumped 16% in Charlotte last year, homicides leading the way. Author: Lexi Wilson (WCNC) Updated: 10:23 PM EST January 12, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — New details from CMPD reveal violent crimes were at an all-time high in 2020. Violent crimes jumped 16% in Charlotte last year, homicides leading the way. 121 homicides were reported last year, hitting the same record numbers in 1993. A lot of the victims were young men. "Nothing is more frustrating for...