Guest Views: No need to lower Wisconsin's legal concealed-carry age to 18
State Rep. Shae Sortwell, R-Gibson, is pushing a plan to lower the minimum age to legally carry a concealed weapon in Wisconsin to 18 years old.
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State Rep. Shae Sortwell, R-Gibson, is pushing a plan to lower the minimum age to legally carry a concealed weapon in Wisconsin to 18 years old.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Republicans who control the Wisconsin Assembly approved a pair of bills Tuesday that would require employers to count a prior coronavirus infection as an alternative to vaccination and testing and prohibit government agencies from issuing vaccine passports.
Assembly Republicans passed a series of measures in their first floor session of 2022 on Thursday, loosening restrictions on state gun laws governing conceal carry permits.
Wisconsin Republicans OK'd legislation that would lower the age to carry a concealed weapon and make it easier to bring weapons onto school grounds.