A Story of Love, Loss, and Building Hope

State Sen. Mike Weber told the Troy City Council the new bipartisan state budget increases ongoing road funding and dedicates bridge dollars; he said Troy should expect roughly a 31% boost in local road dollars — about $3.8 million annually — within a statewide package totaling more than $2 billion in recurring road funding.

In this video, community violence intervention leaders explain how their approach to preventing gun violence can transform communities—one person at a time.

High rates of gun violence have been forged by past and present racial discrimination

DeKalb County Department of Human Services and partner Hope Hustlers told commissioners a six‑month pilot under a $1.5 million federal planning grant produced mediations, food and toy distributions, case management enrollments and preliminary reductions in serious violence metrics.

Innovative CVI programs across the country have shown an encouraging success rate for curbing gun violence

DeKalb County committees approve multimillion-dollar projects and discuss finance monitoring arrangements.

Healing isn’t about moving on, it’s about moving forward

Long a poster child for urban crime, the "Charm City" is experiencing a gun violence turnaround