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A new ranking that claims Illinois is the new gun capital of the Midwest. Could it be true?

All it took was a storage container, paint and a few hours of work to make his kids' something they'll enjoy.

When it comes to weapons that aren't guns, you may be surprised that Indiana allows you to own these potentially dangerous weapons.

Discover Indiana's New Gun Law: No Permit Needed for Carrying Handguns | Learn about the changes, restrictions, and exceptions under the updated legislation.

Lawmakers are scrambling to find solutions to gun violence across the country. One Indiana Representative has authored a bill to train teachers to use handguns.

The "Constitutional Carry" bill, as it is being called, will allow most people 18+ to carry a handgun in Indiana passed the Senate 30-20 and now moves to Governor Holcomb's desk to await his signature.

Kenny Woods Gun Shows will be hosting a gun and knife show in Owensboro, Kentucky on Saturday, March 12th & Sunday, March 13th.

Largest machine gun shoot and military gun show in the country taking place this month in Kentucky.

I came across this photo on social media, I assumed it was Nick Allen (EPD) showing off a new gun. Then I read his caption. My stomach sank. It was a toy gun that kids were pointing at cars. He says:

Since the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT., gun control, gun rights and gun ownership has been a major hot button issue across the country with tensions running extremely high on both sides. The town of Nelson, Georgia has passed a law that seems strange at the very least, that requires citizens to own a gun and ammo.

Because of a recent surge in gun violence, we are being - wait a minute - is it a recent surge? Or have we been dealing with mass shootings and killings since the gun was invented? Why is it that we are so scared now and gun sales are going though the roof? Why do individuals continue to go into public places and start shooting? Why are innocent people, including our children, being gunned down in

President Obama called for a tougher assault-weapons ban and a 10-round limit on magazines, as part of a $500 million effort to reduce gun violence. Obama also called for a ban on the the possession of armor-piercing bullets and for mandatory background checks for nearly all gun sales...