Here is what’s happening in Hamilton and area this morning with your top news stories.

Stockton's Office of Violence Prevention will receive $2 million to expand efforts as part of a $107 million investment ...

A national expert said Wednesday that it's clear how infrastructure improvements and public art have made residents in neighborhoods along High Street feel safer.

As part of Tucson’s Safe City Initiative, city leaders and community partners gathered Thursday to discuss violence prevention efforts aimed at reducing crime among teens and young adults.

During the same meeting for the special sales tax election item, council approved canceling election for 2 council spots due to unopposed candidates.

City leaders met Thursday with the City of Columbia Office of Violence Prevention to discuss how the city plans to address violence and reduce crime. The meeting wrapped up around 4 p.m. at City Hall.

Detroit's Office of Neighborhood and Community Safety will serve as hub for violence prevention, survivor advocacy efforts.

Mayor Mary Sheffield launched the first office of neighborhood and community safety, a promise she made on the campaign trail ...

The Sevier County Sheriff's Office reports a 78% drop in business burglaries and a 52% decrease in home burglaries due to a volunteer-supported patrol effort.

President Trump declared a 'war on fraud,' but experts say it's a battle that has eluded presidents for decades.

In the $1.2 trillion budget package signed Tuesday, a little-known healthcare provision was reauthorized that will allow millions of people on Medicare to access diabetes prevention education online.

Researchers are studying what contributes to youth violence and how certain communities have succeeded in making real change.