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The Safe at Work initiative wants to train employers to spot possible partner abuse and help survivors.
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1 in 12 teenagers experience physical dating violence and 1 in 10 experience sexual dating violence, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The lawsuit was filed in Texas by Dacoda Jones, Rice's longtime partner and the mother of their two children. She alleges Rice injured her neck, back and face and caused permanent damage.
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McKinney police were conducting a welfare check on the home after family members said they hadn't heard from the couple for several days. Officers shot their son who was in the home with a gun, and he's hospitalized in stable condition.
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City Council member Mayrani Velazquez is using her own experience leaving an abusive relationship to help other women in Terrell and across Kaufman County.
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The number of people who died in domestic violence-related homicides in Tarrant County nearly doubled in 2024, according to data released Monday afternoon.
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The city of Irving has until 2030 to spend $2.9 million in American Rescue Plan funds and plans to use it toward a domestic violence shelter.
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It reported that 41% of all mass shooters had a history of domestic violence.
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The Supreme Court upheld the federal law that bans domestic abusers under protective orders from having guns in the Rahimi case. But enforcement varies by state.
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The four U.S. Attorneys from Texas gathered with the Texas Council on Family Violence to discuss domestic violence prevention — something they say transcends politics.
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The number of Texas women killed by their intimate partner with a firearm has nearly doubled the last decade.
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The Tarrant County DA's Office and SafeHaven keep track of people who die as a result of abusive relationships.