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At first blush, a report earlier this summer from The Marshall Project about the FBI’s new crime reporting system was damning.
A House Public Safety and Violence Task Force session held this week revealed growing state and national hate crime trends.
Democratic candidates across the country are highlighting ties to law enforcement, as they try to make headway on a frequent GOP issue.
City, state and federal officials reached four women in Billings earlier this who were potential victims of human trafficking as part of a national effort to combat human trafficking.
The Act Against Hate Alliance was co-founded by former Senate Minority Leader Bob Huff and is funded by the California State Library.