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Program to reduce youth violence beings in Aurora - Vimarsana News

Program to reduce youth violence beings in Aurora

Outreach workers meet the teens and their families identified by Aurora police as high-risk for getting into trouble – they offer resources and mentors.

Source: 9news.com
Community members weigh in on county's plans for opioid settlement funds - Vimarsana News

Community members weigh in on county's plans for opioid settlement funds

MADISON, Wis. -- Community members on Monday shared their thoughts on how Dane County should spend the money it received as part of two global opioid settlements.

Joint US-Mexico statement on fentanyl is heavy on promises, light on details - Vimarsana News

Joint US-Mexico statement on fentanyl is heavy on promises, light on details

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and senior members of his government hosted a group of Biden administration officials Monday to continue discussions aimed at stopping the trafficking of fentanyl, firearms, and immigrants across the border.

Sixers hosting a community conversation with local groups and youth about gun violence prevention - Vimarsana News

Sixers hosting a community conversation with local groups and youth about gun violence prevention

The Sixers are partnering with local organizations to have a community conversation on gun violence on Wednesday, July 26. At the Howard Gittis Student Center at Temple University, the team and local leaders will show an episode of the docuseries "Weight of Death," followed by a panel to discuss gun violence awareness.

Five years since Danforth shooting - Vimarsana News

Five years since Danforth shooting

It may have been five years since a gunman went on a shooting rampage through Toronto's Greektown, but the horror of what Demircan saw after being grazed by a bullet that night still hits hard.