Faced with a homeless services system largely built for men, women experiencing domestic abuse may find themselves choosing between violence and the street.

The Lee Enterprises Public Service Journalism Team surveyed 150 women from July through October 2024 across eleven women’s daytime and overnight shelters throughout the Pacific Northwest.

Cancel anytime. Data show that women experience unique causes of housing instability and challenges when experiencing homelessness, according to a survey conducted by Lee Enterprises Public Service Journalism team. Often, domestic violence and other types ...

Data show that women experience unique causes of housing instability and challenges when experiencing homelessness, according to a survey conducted by Lee Enterprises Public Service Journalism team. Often,

Women experience unique causes of housing instability and challenges when experiencing homelessness, according to a survey conducted by Lee Enterprises Public Service Journalism team.

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TAYLORSVILLE, Utah (ABC4) — Hundreds of community members gathered to raise money for the family of a woman who was murdered in an alleged domestic violence incident earlier this month. Just over two weeks ago, Talia Benward, 31, was found dead in a ...

“That is scary, given what we know about the presence of a firearm in a domestic violence relationship,” University of Montana School of Law professor Andrew King-Ries said Monday. “You’re ...

CROWN POINT — A local domestic violence advocate and his wife were killed in what a detective referred to as a "rampage-like event" in April after the couple went to the woman's sister's home to ...

A domestic violence charge was dropped as part of the plea. He will receive credit for 424 days already served and must serve 24 months of post-release supervision. Russell was in possession of ...

A Valdese man has been sentenced to a prison term of up to nine years. According to a news release issued Thursday (January 23), 54-year-old Ricky Lee Propst entered