September 3, 2025 – Page 13

Kentucky Fall Quota Hunt Applications Open Until Sept. 30

Hunters can apply for unique fall quota hunts, including deer and waterfowl, until September 30 through Kentucky’s wildlife department.

Jesse Andrew Leon Guerrero is found guilty of meth possession and illegal firearms in a recent court verdict.

A suspect has been arrested after an armed robbery at Chuck E. Cheese in Evansville, raising safety concerns in the community.

Indio officials emphasize secure firearm storage as youth firearm deaths rise.

The city reports only 1,200 shooting victims in 2025, marking the lowest figure since the mid-1960s.

Two young men are dead following a violent night in the Bronx, even as additional police are deployed to curb rising crime.

After their son’s death, a Butte family speaks out on the vital importance of responsible gun handling.

Mayors from multiple Minnesota cities call for strict gun reforms following a tragic school shooting that killed two children.

Tennessee becomes the first state to require gun safety classes for kids as young as five, addressing concerns over youth gun violence.

A gun rights group launches a lawsuit against Colorado’s new assault rifle restrictions, citing Second Amendment violations.

Mayor Jacob Frey calls for a weapons ban, but confuses basic gun mechanics during a televised interview.

Senator Murphy asserts that a new gun law reduced mass shootings; is the claim accurate?