September 4, 2025 – Page 9

Florida Launches First Tax Holiday for Guns and Ammo

Florida’s first tax holiday on guns and ammunition starts Monday, enabling significant savings on hunting and camping gear.

Wisconsin warns against eating mallard ducks from Green Bay due to PFAS contamination, urging limited consumption of other local waterfowl.

Authorities identify man shot by police after he brandished a weapon during a disturbance investigation.

Students gather in Minneapolis to honor victims of a recent mass shooting and call for action against gun violence.

Connecticut pastor Kenneth Moales wrestles gun from teen, then offers mercy despite car theft.

A North Charleston officer won’t face charges after shooting an armed man during a security incident at Walmart in July 2025.

Surveillance footage reveals Minnesota church shooter appearing normal just days before the incident, raising questions about early warning signs.

Authorities identify homicide victim as 37-year-old Vadim Kruglov during Burning Man; multiple felony arrests reported.

A 24-year-old Alexandria man faces serious charges after police raid reveals firearms, cash, and marijuana.

Three additional suspects turn themselves in for an assault on the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge over Labor Day weekend.

Police recover over $45,000 in pills and arrest a man in a significant drug bust in Huntsville.

A juvenile’s airsoft gun prompted a university lockdown and massive police response at UMass Lowell.