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Gov. Jay Nixon on Monday signed several bills into law, including one designed to prevent identity theft.Senate Bill 624 makes it a class A misdemeanor to…
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Domestic violence cases in Madison County will be handled a bit differently starting June 1.The county will become the second in Illinois to establish a…
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Domestic violence shelters in Illinois have spent the past months dipping into savings and cutting back staff. At least one has closed its doors to women…
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A new anti-bullying app available on Google Play is the brain child of a handful of St. Louis dads. The Stop Harassing Me Now app, which is also designed…
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Joe Eulberg doesn't remember what made him so upset that he flipped a table during an argument with his wife 20 years ago. He does remember the outcome.…
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Updated at 4:35 p.m. with comment from Governor Jay Nixon.A alliance of legal and political figures has launched an effort to get clemency for 14 women…
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There’s no “typical” abuser. There’s no “typical” victim. Domestic violence and sexual abuse happen everywhere.“It doesn’t matter what you drive, what you…
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This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Oct. 2, 2013: Violence knows no boundaries and has no season.It occurs in every race, zip code,…
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Isaac heads to St. LouisDrought-stricken Missouri is preparing for what has been an unusual occurrence this summer - a couple of rainy days. Forecasters…
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This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Nov. 11, 2011 - Advocates of services for abused women want St. Louis County to provide a written…