Automated sexual assault kit tracking systems allow survivors to know where their sexual assault kit is throughout the testing process.
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis announced a total of 46 state grants to enhance Pennsylvania's after-school programs and reduce gun violence in communities.
Advocates say allowing survivors to check on the status of their evidence can be a step toward healing by helping them feel more in control.
Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis on Monday said rape and sexual assault is about power – that attackers want to take away their victims’ power and dignity, their feeling of safety and security.
The Shapiro-Davis administration’s $56.5 million allotment for violence prevention grants is an increase from $40 million last year.
Pennsylvania Lt. Governor Austin Davis said he witnessed Rep. Gergely's service first hand as a McKeesport school official, city administrator, and finally as a state Representative. "He was a ...
Gov. Josh Shapiro, Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis, and Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Colonel Christopher Paris this week joined local law enforcement leaders and elected officials to highlight the ongoing commitment to strengthening public safety and investing in law enforcement across the Commonwealth.
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis announced Thursday that $11.6 million in state grants will go to 46 organizations to provide after-school programming for students. This is the first budget year the
Two organizations that host after-school programs in York County received state grants to help fund their work.
Recruiting new police officers and supporting those already on the job in Pennsylvania remains a constant struggle. That’s why the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency backs local agencies as a way to boost hiring and retention.
At just 45 years old, Gergely died over the weekend after suffering a medical emergency at the end of last year. He took over for Davis to serve McKeesport, Clairton and Munhall communities in the House and was elected for a full term just this fall.
The Padres are bringing back left-hander Austin Davis on a minor league contract, reports Robert Murray of FanSided. The KHG Sports Management client returns to the organization after electing free agency early in the offseason.