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Letter: Show your support for the city of Fargo's efforts to prohibit gun sales out of residential homes - Vimarsana News

Letter: Show your support for the city of Fargo's efforts to prohibit gun sales out of residential homes

"With background check loopholes and permitless carry, North Dakotans are already at a 13-15% greater risk from gun violence than states with gun sense legislation in place," writes Linda Sand, a volunteer with the Fargo-Moorhead chapter of Moms Demand Action.

Gun violence victims, survivors hope to be 'Keys to the Future' – The Vacaville Reporter - Vimarsana News

Gun violence victims, survivors hope to be 'Keys to the Future' – The Vacaville Reporter

Among those joining the fight against gun violence in the United States are those who have seen the problem from both ends, having served time themselves for gun violence.

Gun violence victims, survivors hope to be 'Keys to the Future' – Times Herald Online - Vimarsana News

Gun violence victims, survivors hope to be 'Keys to the Future' – Times Herald Online

Among those joining the fight against gun violence in the United States are those who have seen the problem from both ends, having served time themselves for gun violence.

Quad-Cities lawmakers, parents and advocates talk 'common sense' gun safety laws - Vimarsana News

Quad-Cities lawmakers, parents and advocates talk 'common sense' gun safety laws

Community members gathered to discuss "common sense" gun laws in wake of the recent Perry High School shooting.

Beaufort County reporting increase in shootings, violent crime - Vimarsana News

Beaufort County reporting increase in shootings, violent crime

"We absolutely need the general public's help," said Sheriff PJ Tanner.

Source: wjcl.com