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Save Lives Now! is still alive. That was a big takeaway from Wednesday’s meeting of the advisory council of this region-wide, evidence-based initiative to quell gun violence in St. Louis—an initiative...

Violent crime continues to drop in St. Louis, as in most cities across the U.S. Here's who deserves the credit.

The effectiveness and cost of the National Guard deployment in D.C.

Mayor Andre Dickens welcomed participants Monday as the City launched the Atlanta Practicum on Partnership-Based Violence Reduction, a four-day training and planning session led by the Violence Reduct...

Data-Driven Effort Will Focus Local Resources, Strengthen Community Partnerships, and Establish Shared Accountability to Save LivesFollowing the 3-day Summit on Saving Lives held in June, the City of

A regional initiative called Save Lives Now is bringing together law enforcement, researchers and community organizations across the St. Louis area to address violent crime through a strategy that com...

Durham community members and national violence-prevention experts will come together Wednesday to try to save lives from gun violence. Organizers say the S

Save Lives Now! effort isn't fully implemented but homicides are dropping in St. Louis. Future funding remains elusive.

Leaders from St. Louis County, St. Louis City and St. Clair County met at Saint Louis University Thursday to work on collaborative anti-violence initiatives.

Join David Muhammad, Mikaela Rabinowitz, and Shantay Jackson from NICJR and Vaughn Crandall from the University of Pennsylvania Crime and Justice Policy Lab, as they present their recently released pr...

Knoxville has continued to see a dramatic decrease in crime through the first quarter of 2026. From January 1 through March 31, 2026, there were no murders in Knoxville, down from four at the same tim...

Knoxville has continued to see a dramatic decrease in crime through the first quarter of 2026. From January 1 through March 31, 2026, there were no murders in Knoxville, down from four at the same tim...

In their own words, members of the community tell the story of how change came to the city, once among the nation’s deadliest.

Thomas Abt, a researcher, says online taunts and barbs from songs can intensify shootings in underserved areas

Online conflict accelerates retaliation and compresses the timeline from conflict to crisis, write Thomas Abt, Desmond Patton, and Joseph Richardson.

The University of Maryland's Violence Reduction Center hosted a symposium to examine the connection between social media and community violence, bringing together researchers, youth voices, law enforc...

It’s no secret that conflicts on social media increasingly drive community violence. Today, many if not most rivalries between potentially violent individuals and groups have an online component. C…