Data from LMPD shows that since 2022, an estimated 950 Louisville juveniles have been victims of wanton endangerment and 15 have been victims of accidental shootings.
Oklahoma City Police report an ongoing trend of firearms being stolen from unlocked vehicles, urging gun owners to secure their weapons with lockboxes and lock their car doors to prevent theft.
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Louisville Metro gun locks giveaway encourages safe storage practices to protect kidsLouisville Metro’s Office of Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods is giving out up to 5,000 free gun locks this week to promote ...
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Armored Humvee Stolen from California Army WarehouseCalifornia apparently does not have enough problems on its hands with its raging wildfires. KTLA reported last Saturday that ...
A new bill aimed at curbing rising gun thefts throughout the state has been drawn up for lawmakers to mull and debate in the ...
An Oklahoma lawmaker wants to expand who can conceal and open carry in Oklahoma.House Bill 1004 was filed by Rep. Jim Olsen, ...
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