Over the past few years, the crime rate in America is slowly rising, with violent crimes increasing. That’s why you should know the most dangerous cities in the United States according to the ...

A new study has revealed the most dangerous cities in America– and no, New York is not one of them. Although it’s no secret that crime has spiked drastically in the Big Apple in recent years ...

The five most dangerous cities in America share a common thread: they are all governed by Democrats. Topping the list is Bessemer, Alabama, a city of 27,000 residents, where the odds of becoming a ...

While the overall crime rate in the USA has decreased in the last decade, individual cities show a different trend. We have compiled a list of 25 most dangerous cities in US. These cities are ...

The issue of safety in America's most dangerous cities is multifaceted, influenced by a combination of socioeconomic factors, community dynamics, and law enforcement strategies. From bustling ...

There’s no question that the United States is home to some of the most breathtaking national parks in the world. However, as ...

St. Louis was ranked the most dangerous city in the US in a new study because of high rates of crime and dangers like natural disasters and car accidents. St. Louis came in dead last in a ...

Truckinfo.net analyzed data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and discovered the trends that are ...

These are America’s most dangerous cities. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. While the nationwide violent crime rate rose by 3.9% in 2015, the increase in Kansas City was ...

Four other of the state’s major cities ranked among the worst in America. Knoxville was the 12th most dangerous city in America, Clarksville was the 17th, Chattanooga the 19th, and Nashville was ...

Let’s have a look at the top 5 most dangerous cities in the United States of America. Topping the list of the most dangerous city in the US is Memphis, which is located in Tennessee. The city ...

Nearly all of the top 25 cities for fatal crashes were in the Southeast. Most were smaller cities: Over half had populations of fewer than 50,000, while only three had more than 100,000 residents.