How many times have we heard this after another mass shooting: “Why don’t we talk about mental health?” Even in the three years since we first launche
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For the last year, we’ve seen the proliferation of hate crimes targeting Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders. However, this larger trend of bigotry
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This month marked the 26th anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) becoming federal law. Yet since December 2018, the Violence Against Wo
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Remember when domestic and sexual violence was not just viewed as “political scandals”, but also as serious crimes? Yep, me neither. But really, it's
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Earlier this morning, the U.S. Supreme Court decided to give America a big surprise, and a very fitting surprise considering June is LGBTQ+ Pride Mont
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Throughout this year, I’ve sought to use this platform to shine a bright light on the dark corners of our communities where domestic and sexual violen
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Last Friday, former Vice President Joe Biden finished off a rocky week with a raucous rally in the “First in the West” caucus state. Last night, U.S.
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Two years ago this week, Las Vegas suffered the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history. Today, ten Democratic presidential candidates are in town to
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Two years ago today, the Las Vegas Strip changed. As most of the rest of the world goes on with everyday life, many of us here in Southern Nevada stil
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On August 3, El Paso joined the ever growing list of cities that have suffered mass shooting attacks, a list that’s included Las Vegas since October 1
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