Meet Unsung Heroes Battling COVID-19

Professor and advocate Marc Howard’s work in criminal justice reform began after his childhood friend was wrongfully convicted of murder. Now, he’s aiming to reform the prison system on a national level.

Jax Miller, author of “Hell in the Heartland: Murder, Meth, and the Case of Two Missing Girls," tells Oxygen.com that she is cautiously optimistic that the remains of Lauria Bible and Ashley Freeman will be found.

The term “walking the beat” often refers to police officers getting to know the neighborhood they patrol and the people who live there. Two New Jersey officers’ jobs have led them to a local theater.  

Victims’ rights lawyer Carrie Goldberg started her own practice in 2014 after she says an ex-boyfriend targeted her.

Kelsi German and Michelle Cruz both lost their sisters under tragic circumstances, but they've found each other to lean on.

Lisa Wheeler-Bowman recalled a vision of her son after his death telling her, “There are so many other people that need you — that need your help.”

Abby Honold recalled a Minneapolis police detective telling her that she should have tried saying ‘no.’

It took about ten years for Natasha Alexenko’s rape kit to be tested. The DNA that was recovered helped bring her rapist to justice.

Here's how one decision from Lt. Laz Ojeda saved a student's life during the Parkland massacre.