Tale of two cities: What DC could learn from Baltimore's crime reduction approach
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The teacher shot by a 6-year-old still worries, a year later, about the other students in the room
She said she hopes their happiness “wasn’t completely stripped away.”
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‘Incredibly serious': Deadly, unpredictable switches add to DC's gun toll; prosecutors seek change
As Washington, D.C., closes an especially deadly year, the News4 I-Team learned law enforcement and prosecutors are nervous about the “explosion” of Glock switches in D.C. and the lenient way District... -
As some DC families try to move away from gun violence, they find it's not always so easy
In July, the Houseals’ security cameras captured a gunfight outside their home. The family sheltered inside as the shooters fired at each other through the family’s front yard.
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Why social media may be fueling violence among the young
Tonye’ Kenner was born and raised in Washington, in parts of the District that have long struggled with gun violence, so when she became a mother, Kenner decided to move her three children to Temple H...