Tammy Riggs was at work when she got an alert on her phone from a local news station about a police shooting. She watched the station's live video stream for hours. "And I didn't know it was my son," she said.

“I know that so many people do not have the courage, or the ability, or even the safety to speak about what happened to them and I am really thankful that I do.”

"I grew up in the projects. This is the first house I've ever lived in my whole life. When you're riding down Burnett Avenue, I want you to see the flowers and the solar lights."

Employees from the Department of Juvenile Justice and Department of Corrections are only 15 percent of the state government workforce, but they account…

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