A Florida sheriff’s office has dismissed eight deputies and disciplined eleven others for their handling of a domestic violence case in which a woman, Mary Gingles, was murdered by her estranged husband. The victim had repeatedly warned authorities of her fears, prompting serious questions about law enforcement accountability in preventing domestic violence fatalities.

During a recent appearance at the Museum of the Bible, President Trump again touted his National Guard deployment as a cure-all for Washington, DC’s crime. Yet this claim, like others in his record, appears to ignore the facts—particularly in the realm of domestic violence, which seems to remain largely unaddressed.

A Centralia man is accused of violating a post-conviction no-contact order and choking his ex-wife. He faces three felony charges, one gross misdemeanor, and the possibility of life in prison.

A South Florida doctor has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder following the fatal shooting of his ex-wife just two days before her 55th birthday.

A South Toledo woman has died after succumbing to gunshot wounds inflicted by her boyfriend in an apparent murder-suicide. In a final act of generosity, her organs were donated, bringing hope to others amid the tragedy.

A Decatur man has been indicted on first-degree domestic violence charges after allegedly stalking and threatening his former girlfriend, violating a court-issued protection order. The grand jury indictment was filed Wednesday in Morgan County Circuit Court, marking a significant legal development in the case.

A Limestone man has been arrested following an alleged stabbing incident in Afton. Greene County deputies have charged 25-year-old Jacob L. Fortner with aggravated domestic assault after a woman was stabbed multiple times.

A man from Mebane, North Carolina, with a prior history of sex crimes and assault, has been arrested and accused of raping a woman he had been involved with, according to the Alamance County Sheriff’s Office. The arrest brings renewed attention to concerns over repeat offenders in the community.

A 43-year-old homeless man in Clarksburg, West Virginia, faces felony charges after allegedly threatening his father who evicted him. This marks his third domestic violence offense, escalating the charge to a felony.

A domestic disturbance in Warren, Michigan, escalated when police shot and killed a 41-year-old man armed with a knife after non-lethal attempts failed. The man had a history of violent encounters with law enforcement and had active warrants at the time.