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Wednesday's shooting at a Texas high school marks the 22nd school shooting so far this year, according to EducationWeek.

During any given election cycle, campaign ads with gun-toting politicians donning hunting vests and poised to shoot a target out of frame bombard every television viewer in Montana. Unlike in

It's hard to be a teen. It's hard to be a teen activist. It's hard to be a teen activist coming out of a global pandemic.

Sen. David Frockt announced he will not seek re-election in 2022. This is the second Democratic senator to announce they won't seek re-election.

Sen. David Frockt on Tuesday announced that he will not seek re-election for his seat in Washington's Legislature.

Gun Violence Victims Remembered in ‘Faces Not Forgotten’ Art Memorial

The Texas Council on Family Violence is educating judges, prosecutors and law enforcement on the cruciality of keeping firearms out of criminals' hands.

Whatever the result, today’s special election in the 36th Senate District will provide grist for the continuing debate over the political identity of this affluent corner of Connecticut, a region of outsized political and economic influence. Greenwich is a brand synonymous with wealth and power, a community of 63,518 that trails only London, New York City and Chicago in hedge fund jobs, and where million-dollar homes are sold as tear-downs.

Three of 35 were women Multiple reasons behind the rise in homicides: Drugs, neighborhood turf wars and domestic disputes  Vance recalled how during his patrol days with the Jackson Police Department in the 1980s, some shootings in the city were a result of turf wars between two rival gangs, the Vice Lords and Gangster Disciples. The gangs had migrated from Chicago to Mississippi. Some of the current killings are more a result of neighborhood rivalries than organized gangs, Vance said, althou...

A gun covered in Lego bricks, called a Block 19 by Culper Precision, led to Lego asking the gun company to stop making the product. (Instagram screenshot) Referred to as a “Block19,” Culper Precision called its creation of a Lego-covered gun kit a childhood dream. That dream, at least for now, has ended, as the United States-based gun company has pulled the Lego-encased gun kit from its online store. The move came after a request from Lego, the Denmark toy company. “We have contacted the ...