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A fight at the Waterloo East vs Waterloo West football game on Friday led to the arrest of a teenager and the seizure of a so called ghost gun, according to the Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier. Police at the game noticed the disturbance that caused people to scatter and, as they attempted to interv ...

Students can bring cellphones, but there’s a catch.

Amid the legislative stalemate between the Tennessee House and Senate, some bills have been moved through quickly while others killed in one chamber.

The gun discharged into the back of an occupied bus seat, police told news outlets.

I was in washington square park talking about the transgender athlete issue. there were so many people parents that i spoke to that i was mortified by the answers they were telling me. you could tell they were so delicate in how they were responding to me. people are so scared to speak up. thats where a lot of this problem is coming in. it is very much a common sense issue. even in california now they are trying to pass a bill saying children as young as 12 years old should be able to check them...

A student at a middle school in Cheraw had a gun on the campus grounds Friday, according to the Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Office.

Robert Berger was sentenced to six months probation after he plead guilty to bringing a weapon into a weapon-free school zone.

Because they are being taught that their anger is righteous. its justified and that oftentimes non-minorities just hate them. remember this scene from a florida school last fall where one student felt entitled to tackle a police officer who was working on school grounds? or what happened earlier this year when the teacher had the nerve to take away a students nintendo switch. but, of course, celebrities and elites, you know, t they are usually unfazed by this behavior because it uneffects them. ...

All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The mugshots and arrest records published on SpaceCoastDaily.com are not an indication of guilt, or evidence that an actual crime has been committed.

Tennessee enforces a stringent law for student offenses, suspending those who commit 'zero tolerance offenses' and threaten mass violence. Get the details here.