19 states have red flag laws, but they are rarely used to stop gun violence Plus, federal crime stats are unreliable due to underreporting by states, the Respect for Marriage Act is on the cusp of passing, and more November 28, 2022 Al Tompkins
Retailers worry about the millions they’re losing to ‘organized retail theft’ Plus, The Marshall Project looks into the idea that “crime is on the rise,” and some thoughts on preventing awkward Thanksgiving conversations November 23, 2022 Al Tompkins
A former journalist’s nonprofit helps survivors of high-profile tragedies 'The goal is to help a grieving person tell their story in a way that heals more than hurts' August 3, 2022 Amaris Castillo
Gannett launches a network-wide push to rework its crime coverage Fewer mugshots, additional context and moving beyond police narratives are just some of the changes its newsrooms are making August 12, 2021 Angela Fu
Opinion | It’s time for journalism to break the cycle of crime reporting The public good — rather than the public’s interest — should be a prevailing factor. June 22, 2021 Doris Truong
