Crime news is a common occurrence in today's media. Nowhere is this more visible than in the newspaper medium, which frequently has less limits in terms of space and time than other forms (e.g., television), allowing for more stories to be created. Crime news can be found in all sections of newspapers, including but not limited to: front pages, metro sections, city pages, local news, sports pages, obituaries. In addition to being a popular subject for journalists to report on, crime news helps attract readers and viewers. If there are high-profile cases involving children or violence that have national implications, then it is likely that these will be covered by major news organizations. This can help establish brands and attract audiences, particularly among readers who may not otherwise see themselves as part of the mainstream media audience. Finally, crime news can affect public opinion about certain issues related to safety and security. For example, when a school shooting occurs people may feel safer going to school, which could lead to increased enrollment. Also, police departments may see an increase in donations after making an arrest.