Florida Felons Want Their Guns Back. Supreme Court Could Agree.
The Florida Supreme Court could decide whether to uphold a state law barring possession of guns by convicted felons.
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The Florida Supreme Court could decide whether to uphold a state law barring possession of guns by convicted felons.
After a major U.S. Supreme Court ruling last year on Second Amendment rights, the Florida Supreme Court could decide whether to uphold a state law barring the possession of guns by convicted felons.
The mostly rural, former textile towns around Charlotte are seeing an influx of new projects, leading to population growth
Site selectors and developers agree that spec properties are key in securing more manufacturing developments.
A 32-year-old Bellevue man is behind bars following a multi-county pursuit that began near Lincoln around 1:00...