Author: Brian Paul

Indianapolis is experiencing a historic decline in violent crime. According to IMPD data, homicides are down 20% compared to last year, non-fatal shootings are down … Read More ›

Illinois presents a complex safety picture. While the state overall has a violent crime rate slightly below the national average, safety varies dramatically across its … Read More ›

Jacksonville is a massive city—covering 840 square miles—which means safety varies dramatically from one block to the next. Crime concentrates at the block level, not … Read More ›

Columbus’s safety landscape follows a clear pattern: the safest areas are predominantly located in the city’s suburbs and master-planned communities, where strong schools, active community … Read More ›

Cleveland’s safety landscape follows a clear pattern: the safest areas are almost uniformly located in the city’s western and southern suburbs, where communities benefit from … Read More ›

Dallas is a city of distinct neighborhoods, and safety can vary significantly across its many pockets. While the city overall has a range of crime … Read More ›

Denver’s safety landscape is notably improving, with the city seeing a six-year low in homicides and shootings (a roughly 60% decrease from 2021’s peak) and … Read More ›

Edmonton’s safety landscape has been improving, with the city’s latest  crime rate dropping 6% year-over-year and shootings falling 47%. However, safety varies dramatically by neighborhood, … Read More ›

Austin’s safety landscape is a study in contrasts. While the city has a vibrant and growing population, crime is not evenly distributed. Some of the … Read More ›

Albuquerque has historically reported crime rates above the national average, earning it a place on lists of higher-risk cities. However, crime here is concentrated, not … Read More ›