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Curfews, Drones, and Criminal Charges: Cities Differ on Approaches to ‘Teen Takeovers’

Experts say race and class factor heavily in perceptions of these gatherings, which are fueled by social media and can involve thousands.

Closing Argument • 07.18.2026

Jackson, Mississippi, Wants Curfew Centers to Cut Crime. Here’s What Other Cities Learned.

After a teen’s murder, city officials hope a curfew and youth centers will get kids off the street. Young people are skeptical.

Jackson • 07.09.2024

A Dozen Cities Set Youth Curfews This Year, Even Though They Don’t Reduce Crime

Texas recently banned juvenile curfews, while cities like Baltimore and Memphis have doubled-down on them.

News • 06.29.2023

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