CRI

Dec 13 2024HEALTH

Why NYC Teens Toss and Turn

You'd think vicious crime in neighborhoods would rob NYC teens of sleep. But surprisingly, it’s not the length or timing of sleep that changes, but the quality. Recently, a study followed 288 teens for two weeks and found that while violent crime doesn't affect when or how long they sleep, it does d

reading time less than a minute
Dec 13 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Top Picks on Prime Video: A Crime Drama and Holiday Favorites

Prime Video has a massive library of movies, making it hard to choose what to watch. Luckily, their top 10 list has some great picks right now. One standout is "The Bikeriders, " a cool crime drama set in the 1960s. It's light on plot but heavy on atmosphere. The movie follows members of a motorcycl

reading time less than a minute
Dec 13 2024CRIME

Personality Traits and Crime: A Danish Study

Ever wondered how certain personality traits could link to criminal behavior? Well, a recent study in Denmark delved into this question. Researchers combined three well-known criminology theories with a model called HEXACO, which measures personality traits. They connected this personality data with

reading time less than a minute
Dec 13 2024CRIME

Catch Some Music for a Cause: Jesse Aron's Elvis Tribute Show

Hey there! Did you know that Eau Claire County Crime Stoppers is putting on a cool benefit concert? This isn't just any show, but a tribute to the King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis Presley, performed by the amazing Jesse Aron. Jesse is no stranger to the spotlight – he's a two-time World Champion tribute

reading time less than a minute
Dec 13 2024CRIME

President Biden Gives New Chance to Two Chicago Fraudsters

In a surprising move, President Biden has decided to commute the sentences of two well-known Chicago-area fraudsters. Rita Crundwell, who once worked as the comptroller for the small town of Dixon, stole a staggering $54 million to fund her extravagant lifestyle and horse breeding business. Sentence

reading time less than a minute
Dec 13 2024ENVIRONMENT

UN Chief in Lesotho: Wealthy Nations Must Act on Climate Promises

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres visited Lesotho, urging rich countries to keep their climate finance promises. He highlighted the urgency for Africa, which faces severe impacts despite contributing little to global warming. Guterres also pushed for permanent African seats on the UN

reading time less than a minute
Dec 12 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Movie Magic: 2024 Critics Choice Nominations Unveiled

This year's Critics Choice Awards nominations are out, and two films are leading the pack with 11 nods each: "Conclave" and "Wicked". The 30th annual celebration of cinematic excellence will be broadcast live on E! , with Chelsea Handler returning as host. The event will kick off with a red carpet p

reading time less than a minute
Dec 12 2024POLITICS

President Biden Gives a Fresh Start to Over 1, 500 Americans

Imagine this: 1, 500 people get a second chance at life, thanks to a presidential decision. These individuals were serving time at home due to COVID-19 safety measures and have shown they're ready to be productive members of society again. Plus, 39 people with non-violent crime records will have the

reading time less than a minute
Dec 12 2024HEALTH

Chicago’s CARE Team: How They Help After Opioid Overdoses

Chicago faced its worst opioid overdose crisis in 2021, with a record 1, 441 deaths. To tackle this, the city introduced the CARE Overdose Response Team, a multidisciplinary group providing immediate assistance after an overdose to reduce risks and prevent future fatalities. This team works outside

reading time less than a minute
Dec 12 2024POLITICS

Guns and Laws: What Research Tells Us

Ever thought about how gun laws affect our communities? Researchers from RAND have been looking into this. Their recent study, now in its fourth edition, checks out 18 different state firearm laws. They want to see how these laws impact things like gun injuries, violent crimes, suicides, and even th

reading time less than a minute