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Republican Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan ordered the suspension of the state's "good and substantial reason" to apply for Wear and Carry permits on Tuesday.

High court sends constitutional challenge to Maryland’s ban on assault-style weapons back to a lower court based on justices’ broad Second Amendment reading.

The head of Maryland Shall issue says an "avalanche" of lawsuits is coming if the state doesn't change course.

A U.S. Supreme Court ruling in a New York case could loosen gun restrictions in Maryland and other states, making it easier for people to carry firearms in public. Both New York and Maryland require that the concealed carry applicant demonstrate a need to possess their firearms outside of their home.

Two Maryland anti-gun bills are headed to Governor Larry Hogan's desk to be signed into law. Maryland Shall Issue, a state gun group, is asking the centrist Republican Governor to veto the bills.

Republican Senator Wilton Simpson is the current state Senate President in Florida.  He is running to become the Agricultural Commissioner.

New Jersey's newest pro-2A lawmaker is pushing the shall-issue measure.

On Wednesday, the House Judiciary Committee will hear four pro-gun bills that can improve Maryland’s self-defense rights for the benefit of law-abiding citizens.

In Arizona, the Department of Public Safety decided not to send out renewal notices for the Concealed Carry Permit. AZCDL is doing something about it.

Twenty-five states, led by Arizona and West Virginia, are urging the U.S. Supreme Court to hear Bianchi v. Frosh, which challenges Marylands restrictive Firearms Safety Act of 2013.