May 30 marks the anniversary of the date that the world heard about Natalee Holloway, a missing teen from Alabama who, along with 100 of her classmates, had taken a trip to Aruba to celebrate their high school graduation. While her body has never been found, and in January 2012 she was officially declared dead, her story rocked the nation and helped raise awareness about missing persons. Alcatraz East, a new crime museum in Pigeon Forge, Tenn., is paying tribute to her on the anniversary of her disappearance.

According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, around 7 percent of people over the age of 16 are victims of identity theft. Most of the identity theft comes in the form of an unauthorized person using someone’s personal information to open accounts, file taxes, and make purchases. Whether personal information was leaked as a result of a company data breach or was a result of a lost or stolen purse or wallet, it can become a disastrous situation for those who go through it.

Bestselling author Chris Sajnog releases new instructional shooting book in wake of recent armed attacks

According to research conducted by the University of Chicago, approximately 32 percent of the adult population in the U.S. either own a firearm or live in a home with someone who does.  There is a critical need for quality training so that firearms may be used safely and with confidence. Leading the movement to provide expert firearms instruction is Chris Sajnog, a retired U.S. Navy SEAL instructor and bestselling author of How to Shoot Like a Navy SEAL. Chris aims to teach armed citizens everything they need to know about using firearms safely and effectively with his new book, Navy SEAL Shooting, which goes on sale August 31, 2015.