A white former Fort Worth police officer charged with murder after shooting a black woman through a window of her home has been released on bond, and the department told a grieving community that investigators would ensure "no stone is left unturned" in the search for answers.
Montgomery County Police are searching for the person who fatally shot an officer Monday morning in a Silver Spring parking garage -- the county's first fatal shooting of an on-duty police officer since 2003.
An epidemic of mass shootings has put a spotlight on the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, revealing an agency that is understaffed, underfunded and treated as a political punching bag on both the right and the left.
Federal prosecutors said Friday that the suspect arrested in connection with a waging a deadly shooting rampage near a German synagogue on Yom Kippur this week has admitted his involvement.
Suspect Patrick Crusius pleads not guilty in fatal shooting of 22 people at Walmart in El Paso, Texas.
A Colorado teen who helped stop a school shooting became a Marine last month.
A Democratic state representative from Oklahoma City and other advocates for more restrictive gun laws filed a lawsuit Monday challenging a new Oklahoma law that will allow people to carry firearms without a background check or training.
Ed Stack, the chairman and CEO of Dick's Sporting Goods, said in a new interview that his company destroyed $5 million worth of semi-automatic rifles after removing them from store shelves last year.
The Supreme Court Monday declined to dismiss a Second Amendment challenge to a firearm regulation in New York City after Democrats threatened the justices with court packing, fearing a divided ruling.
A mother in Washington state said Sunday that she turned her 17-year-old son to police after finding his plans to cause a deadly school shooting.
The federal government collected fewer than 1,000 bump stocks during the run-up to a new ban in March, despite estimates that hundreds of thousands of the devices that mimic machine gun fire are in circulation, according to federal data provided to The Washington Times by the Justice Department.
Joshua Brown, a "key witness" in the murder trial of a white Dallas police officer who fatally shot her black neighbor, has been killed in a shooting.
A Coast Guard lieutenant accused of stockpiling weapons and targeting Supreme Court justices, prominent Democrats and TV journalists pleaded guilty on Thursday to gun and drug charges.
Two years after a shooter rained gunfire on country music fans from a high-rise Las Vegas hotel, MGM Resorts International reached a settlement that could pay up to $800 million to families of the 58 people who died and hundreds of others who were injured, attorneys announced Thursday.
A Florida lawmaker filed a bill Tuesday allowing lawful gun owners to conceal carry guns without a license.
Surveillance video inside a Maryland newspaper office that shows a wounded employee crawling away and others hiding or running for their lives during a gunman's rampage can be used at the suspect's trial, a judge ruled Wednesday.
A Coast Guard lieutenant accused of stockpiling weapons and targeting Supreme Court justices, prominent Democrats and TV journalists is expected to plead guilty in a case charging him with gun and drug offenses.
The National Rifle Association of America says its lawsuit against San Francisco has prompted a win for free speech and gun rights.
A judge is scheduled to hear arguments from attorneys again on whether graphic video of a shooting at a Maryland newspaper can be used at the alleged gunman's trial.
San Francisco's mayor has told department heads they cannot investigate the possible ties of city contractors to the National Rifle Association, prompting the gun rights group to declare victory in its ongoing fight with the liberal city.
