Arson Concerns Growing in Tucson Area After Fires Set
Nine intentionally set fires raise alarm for residents near Tucson.
Buc-ee’s Files Lawsuit Over Beaver Logo Trademark Infringement
Buc-ee’s sues a clothing company over a beaver logo featuring military themes, alleging trademark infringement.
South Dakota Sees Best Pheasant Harvest Since 2012
Last year, South Dakota reported a record 1.3 million pheasants harvested, the highest since 2012.
Examining Americans’ Influence on Gun Policy
The history of government support reveals Americans have more sway over the gun industry than perceived.
ODNR reports record wild turkey hunting season in Ohio
Ohio hunters checked over 15,900 turkeys this season, exceeding last year’s total and marking a significant success in wildlife management.
NYC Youth Violence Rises, Cops Cite ‘Raise the Age’ Law
NYC Police Commissioner reports a staggering increase in youth violence, linking it to the controversial ‘Raise the Age’ law.
Philly Leaders Address Gun Violence Amid Recent Shootings
Officials discuss gun violence in Philly as a recent triple shooting raises concerns during Gun Violence Awareness Month.
Portland Triple Murderer Found Not Guilty by Insanity
A federal judge rules Joseph K. Banks not guilty by reason of insanity in a gun possession case following a 2022 murder spree.
Meriden Man Sentenced for Gun Manufacturing Crimes
Jonathan Willette faces 20 years in prison for illegally making and selling firearms, including fully automatic weapons and an AK-47.
Baltimore Teens Arrested with Guns and Automatic Device
Four teenagers are arrested in Baltimore with multiple firearms and a device to convert semiautomatic weapons to fully automatic.
St. Louis County Marks June as Gun Violence Awareness Month
St. Louis County embraces June as Gun Violence Awareness Month, highlighting community efforts for change.
NYC Reports Historic Drop in Shootings and Homicides
Mayor Eric Adams announces record-low violence rates, emphasizing a 54% decrease in shootings this year.