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Path of crime: Baton Rouge murderers rarely finished high school, often skipped classes

An alternative theory to explain America’s murder spike in 2020

Why did murders surge in 2020? Research says economics, not activism.

Jobless men, bored teens linked to pandemic homicide jump

24 Things That Made the World a Better Place in 2024

COVID-19 Lockdowns Unleashed a Wave of Murder

U.S. Mass Shootings And Gun Deaths Fell To Lowest Level In Five Years In 2024

Murders plummet nationwide, but rise in Minneapolis

New report goes deep into 'significant disparities' among Baton Rouge public schools

How can data drive education results in Baton Rouge?

Teens Told Us What They Need To Improve Their Mental Health. Will We Provide Them?

What do young people in crisis need from their communities?

6 things teens say they really need for their mental health

How Uphams Corner held back the tide of gentrification

Reducing poverty without displacement in Upham's Corner

National report on neighborhoods with 'inclusive prosperity' highlights area locale

These neighborhoods prove you can reduce poverty without major gentrification

Displacement and gentrification are not inevitable, a new report finds

How the 'Black Metropolis' made a comeback

When a Low-Income Neighborhood Rebound Doesn't Displace Residents

Inclusive Prosperity: No Displacement Necessary