Violent crime in the Las Vegas Valley declined in 2024, defying national trends, but the number of reported rapes rose sharply, raising concerns among local officials and communities.
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In 2018, there were over 23 school shootings in the United States, highlighting ongoing concerns about gun violence in educational settings. The Guardian reports on the impact and calls for policy reform.
Nevada’s most dangerous cities reveal a stark contrast between vibrant communities and rising crime rates. This report highlights the top 10 cities where safety concerns demand urgent attention from residents and authorities alike.
Murder and other violent crimes declined across the U.S. last year, FBI data reveals. The report highlights a notable decrease in homicide rates, signaling progress in national public safety efforts.
The 2025 ranking of America’s deadliest cities reveals alarming rise in homicide rates across major urban centers. This report by Freedom For All Americans highlights urgent safety challenges nationwide.
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New data reveals a sharp increase in homicide rates across major U.S. cities in 2016, raising concerns over public safety and prompting calls for urgent policy responses. The New York Times reports on this troubling trend.
Despite a national decline in crime rates, chaos and disorder appear to be rising, fueling public concern. This paradox challenges law enforcement and communities alike, as reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
In 2021, several major cities worldwide reported alarmingly high homicide rates, highlighting ongoing challenges in public safety. Time Magazine explores the factors driving these trends and their broader social impact.
A new Newsweek map highlights US cities with the highest homicide rates, revealing alarming hotspots across the nation. The data underscores growing concerns over urban violence and public safety priorities.
WorldAtlas has released its latest ranking of the most dangerous cities worldwide, highlighting urban areas plagued by high crime rates, violence, and social instability, underscoring urgent calls for safety reforms.
Violent crime in the U.S. surged for the second straight year, according to a 2017 New York Times report. The rise in offenses presents renewed challenges for law enforcement and communities nationwide.
The Deep South city of St. Louis has earned the grim title of the U.S. murder capital, with a homicide rate far exceeding the national average. Experts cite poverty, gun violence, and systemic issues as key factors fueling the crisis.
Fact check: Crime data in Las Vegas reveals trends that contrast with the Republican narrative, highlighting discrepancies between political rhetoric and actual statistics, reports Las Vegas Weekly.
KTNV.com reveals the top 10 crime hot spots off the Las Vegas Strip, highlighting areas with rising incidents. Stay informed on local safety and tips to avoid these high-risk neighborhoods.
A recent report by 24/7 Wall St. identifies the most dangerous states in America, analyzing crime rates, traffic fatalities, and other risk factors to reveal where residents face the highest threats to safety and security.
USAFacts reveals striking contrasts in crime across U.S. cities. While some urban areas report soaring crime rates, others boast remarkably low levels, highlighting significant disparities in safety nationwide.
A “horrible perfect storm” of social, economic, and pandemic-related stresses has fueled a 65% surge in homicides committed by minors across the U.S., highlighting urgent calls for policy and community intervention.
In 2023, school shootings have surged nationwide, with over 30 incidents reported across multiple states. This article from Education Week details the locations, impact, and ongoing concerns for student safety.
A recent study has ranked Nevada as the most dangerous state for crime in the U.S., citing high rates of violent and property crimes. The findings raise concerns about public safety across the state. (FOX5 Vegas)