Community Engagement

While standing guard against armed groups, officers across the country are also aware their own presence could intimidate voters

The FBI said Sunday that it's investigating the fire that damaged dozens of ballots

The growing recognition and celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day represents the fruits of a decades-long effort to recognize the role of indigenous people in the nation’s history

A report found that most of the three-quarters of a million people held in U.S. jails have the right to vote, but many of them are unable to

The goal is to both unite the community and lessen the police oversight group's workload

From gathering necessities to understanding the hazards once the winds have ceased, these seven steps will ensure you are prepared for a major storm

With federal funding falling short, 5 Wisconsin cities have partnered with a local nonprofit to ensure safe voting this election cycle

An elections worker in Salem talks civic pride, vote integrity and pandemic preparedness

A new national program will honor 100 extraordinary public service volunteers in smaller localities under 5,000; nominations are being accepted through August 15

Through a partnership with Rethink Food NYC, Kiana Muschett-Owes provides meals to the food insecure in her Brooklyn neighborhood — and much needed encouragement

Experts say finding enough poll workers is always difficult, even when there isn't a pandemic

Voter outreach organizations in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi are eligible for support

"What you stand for is incredibly important, and I appreciate it," said Durham, N.C., Mayor Steve Schewel after having an "honest conversation" with protesters in front of his home

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose issued the directive Monday as part of his "Ready for November" plan for safe elections this fall