尽管美国整体凶杀案数量出现下降，但与家庭暴力相关的致命事件仍然居高不下，引发广泛关注。芝加哥凶杀案从2021年的805起下降至2025年的425起，然而同期家庭暴力凶杀案反而增加了15%1。全美范围内，家庭暴力相关暴力犯罪的占比从2020年的25%上升至2024年的27.5%1。
多个地区面临家庭暴力致命事件的严峻形势。堪萨斯城密苏里州和俄亥俄州分别成为2025年家庭暴力凶杀案第二致命和最致命的地区1。非营利组织反映法律援助和住房需求随之上升1，但这些组织同时面临特朗普政府削减防预和应对资金的困难1。
Even as the United States has achieved a decline in overall homicides, domestic violence-related killings continue to surge in many cities and states. Chicago's homicide count fell from 805 in 2021 to 425 in 2025, yet domestic violence murders in the city increased by 15 percent during the same period 1. Similarly troubling trends have emerged elsewhere: Kansas City, Missouri experienced one of its deadliest years for domestic violence homicides in 2025, while Ohio recorded its most lethal year on record for such killings 1.
The disparity reflects a broader national pattern. Domestic violence-related violent crimes now account for 27.5 percent of all violent criminal incidents across the country as of 2024, up from 25 percent in 2020, according to an FBI report released in 2026 1. Nonprofit organizations working to address the crisis report surging demand for legal assistance and housing support, yet they face mounting pressure from budget cuts to prevention and response programs under the Trump administration 1.
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