domestic violence

Meridian Police Department's Criminal Investigation Unit may look a little different when you see them around town as they're wearing purple this month. Here's why...

Now is the time that child abuse and domestic violence situations really wreak havoc in the family. Here's some resources and why it's all of our responsibilities to help during the stay-home orders.

Coronavirus has taken another local event and this one is going to hurt.

This is a DM I received from a victim currently in a very serious situation. I share this with her and for someone else who might need this message. Tomorrow isn't promised. Act today.

I just found out an acquaintance close to me is currently living in a domestic violence situation. It's more common than you might know. She knew about the anger and took a chance. What now?

Michelle Heart handed me a purple folder on Monday with information-rich pamphlets regarding this month’s awareness campaign. October marks a few including the more popular awareness campaigns around breast cancer. If you see more pink than usual, it might make sense now...

Ever scroll down your newsfeed and think that a certain photo or post is trying to speak to you?  That's exactly what the WCA hopes their SueB 5K social media campaign will do for women in abusive relationships and friends who care about them.

No more silence. No more violence. This week, #NoMore is being spread worldwide. The more we talk about it, the more we share the message, the less we suffer.

Domestic violence has taken the spotlight as this NFL season gets underway.  The focus of Monday's sportscasts were NOT on the two MNF games, but the termination of Ray Rice's contract with the Baltimore Ravens and indefinite suspension from the league.

Selena Thomas from Nampa just became another casualty of domestic violence.  Suspects have admitted the crime and a community gathers to light another candle.  How many candles must we light before it stops?