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For 25 years, gunmakers have repeatedly tried to end one city’s lawsuit over illegal gun sales. Meanwhile, illicit purchases of firearms continued at an unrelenting and hazardous pace.

Researchers at the University of Chicago figured out that this one small Indiana retail outlet was the third-largest supplier of firearms recovered by Chicago police, accounting for more than 850

This story was originally published by ProPublica. Early one morning in June 2022, Earl Westforth sat down at a small table inside a hotel conference room in northwest Indiana and began defending his life’s work. Fourteen months earlier, the city of Chicago had sued his namesake Westforth Sports Inc., alleging that the outdoor- and sports-equipment shop was negligent in how it screened gun buyers and had become an epicenter for the unlawful purchase of guns, which were flooding into the

Gun controllers lie, they lie a lot, they constantly repeat their lies, they continue lying when called out, and they will call you a liar when you point out their lies.

An Indiana gun store accused of supplying hundreds of illegal weapons to Chicago's streets announced last week that it's closing for good.

Westforth Sports, a northern Indiana gun shop police have called a a key source of illicit guns in Chicago, is shutting down.

Westforth Sports, a northern Indiana gun shop police have called a a key source of illicit guns in Chicago, is shutting down.

In their long-running lawsuit, Gary’s lawyers said they want access to decades of gun sales records from Westforth Sports.

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit by the city of Chicago against Westforth Sports Inc., which alleged the Indiana store sold hundreds of guns in straw purchases that were used by felons.

Back in April of 2021, the city of Chicago filed a lawsuit with the help of Everytown’s in-house law firm against Indiana firearm retailer Westforth Sports claiming the gun shop was facilitating...