September 8, 2025 – Page 2

New Website Aims to Combat Gun Violence in Ozarks

The Community Partnership of the Ozarks launches a website to enhance public safety and reduce violence.

Terence Fogle faces charges after police discover a loaded firearm during a routine traffic violation stop.

Alabama sets daily dove limits and shooting hours for the upcoming hunting season, covering two distinct zones across the state.

State officials advocate for federal funding over military presence to address Baltimore’s crime issues.

Colorado gun activists oppose a potential DOJ rule banning trans individuals from firearm ownership, citing legal and constitutional concerns.

Blaine County prosecutor rules officers’ use of force justified in shooting robbery suspect Adam Lee Cook.

A man linked to an extensive gun trafficking network pleads no contest, facing a potential 37-year sentence.

Proposal to restrict assault weapons ignites fierce debate over gun rights and public safety in the Virgin Islands.

A man was arrested in Atherton for wielding a ghost gun near an elementary school, raising concerns about public safety and mental health.

Two men rob a Family Dollar, triggering an alarm that leads to their escape as authorities seek public assistance for leads.

DeKalb deputies, alongside U.S. Marshals, apprehend 14 suspects, including juveniles, for serious crimes in Stone Mountain.

Portland police arrest a suspect in multiple armed robberies, uncovering a hoax explosive device during the investigation.