Maine sued by gun groups over new three-day waiting period to buy firearms
Gun groups assembled to file a lawsuit on Tuesday against Maine’s new 72-hour waiting period to purchase firearms, arguing that the law is unconstitutional. The coalition is seeking an injunction to stop the law from being enforced until the case is decided.
North Carolina’s Child Fatality Task Force met Wednesday with lawmakers to suggest ways the state gun storage laws can be ...
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As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to move back to the White House, he has said he will keep his promise to sign a ...
A teenager has been locked up for making a gun part using a 3D printer. Owain Roberts, 19, of St Michael's Street in Newport, ...
Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are on cloud 9 after announcing they’re expecting their first child together, and an insider ...
OAKLEY, Calif. - Oakley police said Wednesday a child accidentally brought his father's gun to school. At 8:41 a.m., police ...
Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco has been granted supervised release after being arrested and charged for illegally ...
The panel discussed how Alabama's lack of gun laws might influence the environment, and what can be done to reverse trends ...
With the nine-day deer gun hunting season approaching, Brown County Parks announced that some of the park areas in the County ...
The lawsuit filed on behalf of five individuals contends that it’s illegal to require someone who passed a background check ...
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — A coalition of gun groups has filed a lawsuit claiming that Maine’s new 72-hour waiting period for ...
Butch’s Gun World in Vineland and Point Blank Guns and Ammo in East Hanover are facing lawsuits filed by state officials.
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