Local and national nonprofits allowed residents the chance to learn about compensation for violent crime victims and what it takes to be eligible.

We never expect to be the victim of a crime, but if you are, we want you to know there are services available to you that can help get your life back on track.

The University of West Georgia played host to an event featuring, among others, the Georgia Office of Victim Services, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, and the Child Advocacy Center.

The Oxford Police Department and Chief Jeff McCutchen were presented the Outstanding Service to Crime Victims Award Tuesday ...

This week marks National Crime Victim Rights Week, it’s a time to honor victims, raise awareness about victims' rights within ...

Recognizing National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, the Killeen Police Department hosted a heartfelt event on Monday, bringing ...

In Riverside County, more than 5,300 cases of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and child abuse were reported last year. Each of these cases represents a victim and their family ...

Yolo County District Attorney’s Victim Services Program is set to recognize National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW) by hosting the 19th Annual Victim Recognition Ceremony, which will be held at ...

Over one-third of sexual image abuse victims are minors, according to the latest statistics provided by the Ministry of ...

Investigators believe Nicholas Fortinberry knew his wife was sexually abusing boys and demanded they stop until they were ...

Victims and advocates of the Pulse Nightclub shooting say they obtained a photo of an exit being blocked after 9 years of ...