The talk is all about calling for committees and commissions to be formed, for studies to be conducted, for more funding of social programs and for official government proclamations of “public health” emergencies because of the continued (and rising) unspeakable violence in one neighborhood after another.

Remember the sacrifices of our soldiers

Admitting to a change of opinion is challenging but a sign of top performers

It seems like being educated isn’t so smart anymore

The search for a new DDA executive director hits a snag

Hammering the message home

Previous sheriff’s election won (and lost) on a few votes

We need a sheriff who is anti-crime and protects the victims of crimes, not criminals