September 3, 2025 – Page 6

Long Island Police Fatally Shoot Man with BB Gun

Police shot a man wielding a BB gun during a domestic disturbance in Nassau County, highlighting the dangers law enforcement face.

Florida’s first sales-tax exemption for guns and ammo begins Monday, a move projected to save shoppers $44.8 million through year-end.

Aurora police chief reveals new details on shooting that left a man dead after a confrontation during a traffic stop.

Tennessee’s appeal follows a court decision that lifted gun restrictions in parks, raising safety concerns among lawmakers.

Shooting in downtown Hamilton involved 80-100 rounds; three men hospitalized with serious injuries.

An 18-year-old faces multiple felony charges after crashing his car and threatening a passenger with a firearm in Johnstown.

The state confirms initial cases of epizootic hemorrhagic disease in deer, raising concerns for wildlife health.

Michigan implements new gun laws emphasizing safe storage to enhance child safety and prevent gun-related tragedies.

Tennessee’s Attorney General plans to appeal a court ruling that struck down two key gun laws, allowing firearms in public parks.

A Malaysian man is arrested with rifles and ammo, raising concerns over arms trafficking at the border.

Jeanine Pirro’s decision to release a violent teen offender highlights a troubling stance on gun violence and crime policy.

A Republican voice argues for stricter gun laws while upholding Second Amendment rights in light of recent gun violence.