Gun Violence

Delaware State University Police are investigating after 2 students were shot on campus Saturday morning.

Legislators banned magazines that can hold more than 17 rounds in June. There’s a looming lawsuit challenging the new law.

Philadelphia’s 211 system is now fully staffed. Plans are underway to ensure security is a top priority at the Made in America Event over Labor Day weekend.

Kathryn Ott Lovell spoke with WHYY about park safety concerns at this month’s ribbon cutting ceremony at the newly remodeled 33rd and Wallace Playground.

An analysis finds that most of the money will be spent on long-term strategies to address root causes rather than solutions that could slow shootings in 1-3 years.

Drill music, a subgenre of hip hop, has come under fire for graphic depictions of violence and criminal activity. Some Philadelphia rappers want to make a difference.

Anti-violence activists say stronger parenting can help prevent gun violence.

Police found three individuals suffering from gunshot wounds near Anchorage Square Plaza.

Officials said the woman pulled the gun after an argument near the Five Guys. The gun never went off.

Some community members say they understand why City leaders are calling for the return of stop-and-frisk measures, but worry policy could backfire.

Families of the 21 victims of the mass shooting at Robb Elementary had been demanding Arredondo be fired since details became clear of the law enforcement failures that day.

Residents and business owners both say they wish officers were more engaged. They disagree on how.

Philadelphia is bringing back “listening sessions” to gain community feedback on the gun violence crisis, extending a series held in the spring.

Larry Krasner doesn’t like cash bail for non-violent offenses, but for gun crimes he believes the sky should be the limit.

The House of Umoja has been credited with helping to quell Philly’s gang violence crisis in the 1970s. Now it wants to train a new generation of peacemakers.