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Explore the strange, unexpected, and controversial distractions of the 2024 Colorado Legislative Session, including leadership changes, ethics complaints, and gun incidents.

Recovery from addiction is a process that doesn’t happen overnight and without access to resources, survivors can find themselves caught in a continuous cycle o

U.S. Attorney Jonathan Ross says handgun switches have been a large part of recent violence.

Tennessee recently became the latest state whose Republican-controlled legislature passed a bill (signed into law by the governor) allowing teachers to carry concealed firearms in schools.

Six accused “Bleedas” gang members stood clustered inside a Baton Rouge courtroom Tuesday, some of them wearing bright orange jail scrubs while others sported striped black-and-white East Baton Rouge prison

Police agencies routinely resell or trade in their used duty weapons, a practice that has contributed to more than 52,000 police guns turning up at crime scenes since 2006, according to newly obtained data from the ATF.

A Camden man was sentenced Wednesday to 10 years in prison for having a gun in a Claridge hotel room in 2022, the Atlantic County Prosecutors Office said.

The trial over whether Matthew Mollicone committed any degree of murder or murder at all in the death of his wife began Wednesday with opening remarks by attorneys and the mother of the victim testifying.

He is not charged in connection with the dozen shots fired on an Oshkosh street April 13.