September 1, 2025 – Page 4

Gun Safety Concerns Emerge Following Walmart Incident

A shooting at a Lawton Walmart prompts urgent discussions on gun safety and public security measures.

After a teen brings a gun to school, Iowa officials emphasize the need for parents to talk about gun safety with their children.

New Wyoming law permits concealed carry in schools, raising questions on safety and policy with the school year starting.

The 100 Families Initiative engages community members to address gun violence in Pulaski County through impactful storytelling and action.

Michael Ozga faces charges after police find ghost guns and parts in his home and butcher shop.

Minnesota’s governor calls lawmakers back to address gun violence after tragic school shooting that killed two children.

Increased interest in Colusa gun show signals a shift in public demand amid discussions of potential new gun laws.

New opportunities for hunters and anglers begin Sept. 2 across 11 states, including two areas opening for hunting for the first time.

A St. Louis man is charged after his robbery attempt leads to a fatal confrontation with the intended victim who defended himself.

After a church shooting, Minnesota senators form a working group to address gun violence and mental health issues with a bipartisan approach.

Over 800 new laws, including gun regulations, take effect in Texas, impacting many residents who may not be aware of the changes.

A Tennessee panel rules two gun restrictions are unconstitutional, impacting laws on public areas and “intent to go armed.”