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Education about gangs and gang violence must start early in life, and it must happen at home. That's the message from those who advocate against violence in Hampton Roads.
The city of Suffolk tells News 3 that firefighters and volunteers provided and installed nearly 40 smoke detectors for free in homes on Saturday.
The impact of gun violence goes beyond its victims. The trauma has affected families across Hampton Roads and is often felt in local classrooms.
The event was held at Haynes Furniture on Virginia Beach Boulevard. Haynes is one of the local companies partnering in an initiative called “100% Business Alliance Against Trafficking.”
January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month, and Attorney General Jason Miyares will lay out his anti-human trafficking legislative agenda just ahead of the legislative session that starts on Wednesday Jan. 10.