Mental Illness Data Gap Hinders Global Progress: Study Shows Wide Disparities in Prevalence Reporting

Washington, D.C. – Many countries lack data on the prevalence of mental illnesses in their populations, leading to wide uncertainties in global estimates and hindering access to necessary help for many individuals. A recent study by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) reveals the stark disparities in available data on mental health conditions … Read more

Campus Mental Health Crisis Raises Concerns at University of Wisconsin-River Falls

River Falls, Wisconsin – University of Wisconsin-River Falls students are back on campus after the winter break, finding themselves amidst a mental health crisis that has plagued the institution. The tragic deaths of sophomore Isabella Chavira on October 3, junior Sabrina Hagstrom on October 31, freshman Jasmine Petersen on November 3, and junior Mason Crum … Read more

Sucker-Punch Suspect with History of Violence and Mental Illness Strikes Again in NYC Street Attack

Brooklyn, New York – A man with a history of mental illness and a rap sheet of sucker-punch assaults has been arrested after allegedly breaking the jaw and knocking out several teeth of a woman in a daylight attack in Crown Heights. The suspect, Franz Jeudy, 33, was accused of assaulting Dulche Pichardo, a 57-year-old … Read more

Crime Spree: Pennsylvania Lawmaker Warns of Mental Health Crisis After Shooter Kills Three

Falls Township, Pennsylvania – Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, R-Pa., expressed concern on Saturday about the recent violent incidents in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, where a lone gunman killed three individuals before being apprehended. During an interview on “Fox News Live,” Fitzpatrick emphasized the urgent need for addressing mental health issues in the country to prevent further … Read more

Mental Illness and Mass Shootings: Lack of Enforcement Responsibility Criticized in Recent Commission Report

Lewiston, Maine – A commission appointed by Governor Janet Mills recently released a report highlighting missed opportunities by the Sagadahoc Sheriff’s Office in preventing a tragic mass shooting in Lewiston. The investigation found that the Sheriff’s Office could have utilized Maine’s “yellow flag” law to temporarily remove firearms from a man suffering from mental illness … Read more

Mental Health Signs Ignored Before Maine Mass Shooting Tragedy

LEWISTON, Maine – Army officials are set to appear before a special commission investigating the deadliest mass shooting in Maine history, shedding light on the tragic events that unfolded on October 25th, claiming the lives of 18 individuals at a bowling alley, restaurant, and bar in Lewiston. Family members of the shooter, Robert Card, issued … Read more

Stabbing and High-Speed Chase Unravel in Jupiter Pediatrician Attack: Mental Health Concerns Arise

Jupiter, Florida – A quiet community in Jupiter, Florida was jolted by a disturbing incident involving 28-year-old Nicholas Parchesco and a local pediatrician. The shocking event unfolded at Jupiter Pediatric Associates, leaving residents questioning the motives and mental state of the perpetrator. Parchesco, known to the pediatrician for over a decade, escalated a history of … Read more

Breaking: New Study Shows Significant Decline in Mental Health Among Youth

Orlando, Florida – A local news station under Cox Media Group found itself in hot water after violating social media guidelines set by major tech companies. The station, which is part of Cox Media Group Television, faced repercussions for failing to adhere to the terms of service outlined by these platforms. The incident raised concerns … Read more

Mental Health Resources Urged After Student and Teacher Deaths in Boise School District

Boise, Idaho – Following a series of recent student and teacher deaths within the Boise School District, school leaders are emphasizing the importance of mental health resources for students, families, and staff. In a letter addressed to parents and staff members, Boise School Board President Dave Wagers and Superintendent Coby Dennis expressed concerns about the … Read more

Scrutiny Mounts Over Texas Church Shooter’s Rifle Purchase Despite Mental Illness and Criminal History

SUTHERLAND SPRINGS, Texas – The purchase of a rifle by Texas church shooter Devin Kelley is raising questions about how he was able to obtain a gun despite a history of mental illness and criminal activity. Kelley, who died by suicide after killing 26 people in a Sutherland Springs church in 2017, reportedly passed a … Read more