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In New York, The Neighborhood You're Shot In May Determine Whether You Survive
STAYIN' ALIVE

In New York, The Neighborhood You're Shot In May Determine Whether You Survive

thetrace.org Health 3 days ago

A bullet wound in Queens is more likely to be fatal than anywhere else in the city. A single trauma center serves the borough's southern reaches, and it's struggling to keep up.

After A Mass Shooting, Who Cares For The Coroners?
A FRONT ROW VIEW OF EVIL

After A Mass Shooting, Who Cares For The Coroners?

thetrace.org Long Reads 2 weeks ago
Las Vegas's death investigators witnessed the atrocities of the Route 91 shooting, then had to grapple with the difficult task of healing themselves.
Secrecy, Self-Dealing And Greed At The NRA
FRIENDLY FIRE

Secrecy, Self-Dealing And Greed At The NRA

10 diggs thetrace.org Long Reads 6 months ago

The organization’s leadership is focused on external threats, but the real crisis is of its own making.

What Can We Learn From Chicago’s Declining Gun Violence?
LAYING DOWN THEIR WEAPONS

What Can We Learn From Chicago’s Declining Gun Violence?

1 digg thetrace.org Cities Crime 9 months ago

Shootings fell again in 2018. An expert unpacks the possible causes, and explains why the city still has a long way to go.

An Atlas Of American Gun Violence
MAKING SENSE OF THE UNTHINKABLE

An Atlas Of American Gun Violence

4 diggs thetrace.org Cities Crime 10 months ago

Five years. More than 150,000 shootings. How has gun violence marked your corner of the country?

His Only Living Boy
AWFUL

His Only Living Boy

5 diggs thetrace.org Long Reads 10 months ago

Roger Stringer testified against his son Zac in the fatal shooting that killed his younger child. Now he believes Remington’s defective rifle is to blame, and he’s fighting to hold the gun maker accountable.

Where Cop Cars Double As Ambulances
GREAT POWER, GREAT RESPONSIBILITY

Where Cop Cars Double As Ambulances

4 diggs thetrace.org Cities Health 11 months ago

In Philadelphia, police often race shooting victims to the hospital rather than wait for paramedics. Experts in trauma and policing say more cities should consider it.

These Economists Think It Was Guns, Not the Crack Epidemic, That Drove The ’90s Murder Boom
SHOOT 'EM IF YOU GOT 'EM

These Economists Think It Was Guns, Not the Crack Epidemic, That Drove The ’90s Murder Boom

10 diggs thetrace.org 1 year ago

New research contends that a surge in handgun production and possession propelled murder rates in American cites — until new restrictions on firearms reversed the trendlines.

Another American Is Fatally Shot. And Marlon West Does Another Push-Up
WHEN JUST ONE PUSH-UP IS TOO MANY

Another American Is Fatally Shot. And Marlon West Does Another Push-Up

3 diggs thetrace.org Health Politics 1 year ago

Amid ceaseless reports of shootings, it can be easy to feel helpless and overwhelmed, unsure what to do. With his push-up project, West joins a scattered group of concerned citizens finding unique ways to acknowledge violence.

Parkland Generated Dramatically More News Coverage Than Most Mass Shootings
MAYBE PEOPLE ARE WAKING UP

Parkland Generated Dramatically More News Coverage Than Most Mass Shootings

thetrace.org Media 1 year ago

Survivors of the Florida school shooting challenged the media to pay attention. Data shows how successful they were.

A Bump in the Night. A Squeeze of the Trigger. A Loved One Shot Dead.
PREVENTABLE TRAGEDY

A Bump in the Night. A Squeeze of the Trigger. A Loved One Shot Dead.

4 diggs thetrace.org News Politics 2 years ago

Nearly once a month, fear-driven gun ownership has tragic consequences for an American family.

The NRA’s Straight-A Students
HARD TARGETS

The NRA’s Straight-A Students

13 diggs thetrace.org Law Long Reads 2 years ago

National polls show openness to tougher gun laws, but state lawmakers keep expanding gun rights and blocking reforms. One little letter explains why.

Loaded Guns, Little Hands
SAFETY, OFF

Loaded Guns, Little Hands

4 diggs thetrace.org Data Viz Law 3 years ago

In the last two years, nearly 300 children under the age of 13 have injured or killed someone with a firearm.

The Little Superheroes of Townville
FLYING AGAIN

The Little Superheroes of Townville

2 diggs thetrace.org Human Nature 3 years ago

How a Walmart’s worth of Batman costumes helped the young survivors of a South Carolina school shooting (and their parents) learn to be brave again.

Guns Are Stolen in America Up to Once Every Minute. Owners Who Leave Their Weapons in Cars Make It Easy for Thieves.
ANNIE GOT YOUR GUN

Guns Are Stolen in America Up to Once Every Minute. Owners Who Leave Their Weapons in Cars Make It Easy for Thieves.

5 diggs thetrace.org Crime Long Reads 3 years ago

Police data shows thefts of firearms from vehicles are rising in many large cities.

I Was a Crisis Negotiator for 23 Years. Here’s What it is Like to Talk Down an Armed Hostage Taker.
FIRST, YOU MUST LISTEN

I Was a Crisis Negotiator for 23 Years. Here’s What it is Like to Talk Down an Armed Hostage Taker.

33 diggs thetrace.org Curious Human Nature 3 years ago

Gary Noesner, the former chief of the FBI’s Crisis Negotiation Unit, on the virtues of self-control and active listening.

Life In A Phoenix Neighborhood Tormented By A Serial Shooter
UNDER THE GUN

Life In A Phoenix Neighborhood Tormented By A Serial Shooter

11 diggs thetrace.org Crime Law 3 years ago

Seven unsolved homicides by the same mysterious gunman have left the Maryvale section of Phoenix deeply unsettled.

What I Learned About My Father, and Myself, By Inheriting His Rifles
LIVE WEAPONS

What I Learned About My Father, and Myself, By Inheriting His Rifles

1 digg thetrace.org Human Nature Long Reads 3 years ago

After my daddy died, I wanted nothing to do with his guns. Years later, they’ve revealed a connection that we never had the chance to enjoy in life.

In Philadelphia, Fourth Graders Cope with Gun Violence Through Poetry
BULLET POINTS

In Philadelphia, Fourth Graders Cope with Gun Violence Through Poetry

1 digg thetrace.org Cities Education 3 years ago

In West Philadelphia, a teacher willing to broach a heavy subject is helping his students make sense of the shootings that shape their world.

A Young Chicago Woman Has Lost 23 Loved Ones to Gun Violence. She Wants You To See Their Faces.
BECOME A WITNESS

A Young Chicago Woman Has Lost 23 Loved Ones to Gun Violence. She Wants You To See Their Faces.

thetrace.org Crime 3 years ago

Camiella Williams bought her first gun in sixth grade. She mourned her first dead friend in high school. Now, she is fighting to save other Chicago kids, however long the odds.

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