Leonard Sipes
The victims aren't the only ones who pay the price. New research explores how firearm violence can leave lasting scars on neighborhoods long after the crime scene is gone.
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“The numbers aren’t real,” officers insist… so what are we actually looking at?
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Everyone has an explanation for violent crime. The data doesn’t always agree.
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The gap between reported crime and real crime may be wider than you think.
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The uncomfortable reality behind billions in unpaid criminal fines.
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From opportunistic home invasions to serial offenders, sexual assaults against elderly women occur with disturbing frequency, with motives that can seem bizarre to outsiders.
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Three years of change are reshaping how the country sees crime.
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A raw look at addiction recovery exposes a truth few want to confront.
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As tens of thousands of experienced officers leave, rookie mistakes rise and communities face longer response times.
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New federal data shows reported violent and property crime declined in 2024, though the figures rely on crimes known to law enforcement and do not capture the full scope of unreported offenses.
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After years of falling arrests and unsolved crimes, new data hints something may finally be changing.
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New federal data reveals a troubling shift in violent crime trends that challenges what many Americans think they know about who commits these offenses.
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As cartel-driven chaos and AI-fueled misinformation reshape reality in Mexico, experts warn the same tactics could soon be aimed at the United States.
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Reported crime in the U.S. has declined in recent years, but the reasons remain unclear. New analysis of jail admissions, prison populations, and correctional data may shed light on what’s really happening behind the numbers.
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Arrests are down and police ranks are thinner yet headlines insist crime is falling. When the government’s own data tells two completely different stories the real question is what is happening in the numbers.
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