News
U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro announced a change in the blanket ban on possessing shotguns and rifles in the nation’s capital. Federal prosecutors […] ...
A New Hampshire mother killed her husband and two of her children earlier this week before turning the gun she used on herself. Authorites said a toddler was not physically harmed and is now with ...
"We will continue to seize all illegal and unlicensed firearms, and to vigorously prosecute all crimes connected with them," said U.S. Attorney for DC Jeanine Pirro ...
Parliament has voiced deep concern over the growing use of unlicensed firearms in violent crimes with legislators pressing government to tighten gun control measures and border security.
US national Aimee Betro is jailed for 30 years for trying to kill her lover's rival in a bungled shooting in the UK six years ago The 45-year-old, from Wisconsin, was convicted of conspiracy to murder ...
Woman killed her terminally ill husband and two of their three children before turning the gun on herself, police say - Emily ...
This year’s Rockin’ on the Mon summer concert series concludes this Saturday evening with a show featuring two performances: The Artimus Pyle Band with Mon Valley favorite Six Gun Sally. Gates open at ...
Gun violence across New York State has dropped by double digit percentages for the first half of 2025 compared to last year, according to Governor Kathy Hochul and new statistics from the Division of ...
Both Derby men were jailed last year by the same judge for their part in the bungled assassination plot, which was the ...
This week on In the Gun... It's time we spin the bottle and look at the defensive side of the football for the West Virginia Mountaineers. Arguably the biggest ...
A US woman at the centre of a failed assignation attempt in the UK has been jailed for 30 years. Aimee Betro, from West Allis in Wisconsin, was hired as a killer as part of a plot to attack a British ...
Opinion
City Hall: Syracuse community comes together to reduce crime -- and it’s working (Guest Opinion)
Working with our partners, we're building a safer city through improved policing, mentoring, youth jobs and recreation, write the mayor, deputy mayor and police chief.
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