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Dozen-plus Dem AGs say they'll defend gun regulations ahead of Trump's 2nd term
More than a dozen Democratic state attorneys general said Thursday they plan to defend two gun regulations now being challenged in court, including one banning devices that enable semiautomatic guns to fire more quickly.
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Nearly 6,700 firearms confiscated at American airports last year: TSA
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) released a report Wednesday saying its agents confiscated 6,678 firearms at airport checkpoints in 2024.
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A simple device could help curb accidental gun deaths, but most firearms don't have it
A 13-year-old in Chicago takes his father’s pistol out of a lockbox and removes the magazine from the weapon. He shows the gun to a neighbor the same age, and pretends to fire it several times.
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What to know about ‘ghost guns,' the weapon allegedly tied to the CEO shooting
The man arrested Monday in connection to the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was allegedly in possession of a type of homemade weapon known as a “ghost gun.”
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Man accused of smuggling weapons to North Korea from California, FBI says
A man concealed items inside shipping containers in Long Beach that were bound for North Korea, federal authorities say.
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Supreme Court takes up Mexican lawsuits against gun companies
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether the neighboring country of Mexico can file lawsuits against American gun companies.
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Case over allowing foreign countries to sue gunmakers reaches Supreme Court
A far-reaching case in front of the U.S. Supreme Court may allow foreign countries to sue American gun makers. As NBC 5’s Phil Prazan reports Mexico blames them for the country’s long-running violence.
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North Texas company behind ammunition vending machine
A Richardson company has introduced ammunition vending machines, making it easier and safer to buy bullets. NBC 5’s Larry Collins has more.
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Texas company creates ammo vending machines
A Richardson company sells ammunition through vending machines, making it easier and safer to buy bullets. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans spoke with the company’s CEO.
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‘Bullets for sale': North Texas company installs ammo vending machines in grocery stores
A Richardson-based company has installed vending machines that sell ammunition in grocery stores in Alabama, Oklahoma, and Texas, raising concerns among gun control advocates.
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Should gun store sales get special credit card tracking? States split on mandating or prohibiting it
A new national divide is emerging among states over whether to track sales by gun stores.
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Dallas church hosts town hall focused on gun violence
In 2022, gun deaths became the leading cause of death for Texas teenagers – with the rate more than doubling over a decade’s time. NBC 5’s Larry Collins reports the pastor of St. Luke’s Community UMC in Dallas wants to find a cause and cure before there are more deaths.
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Dallas church plans gun violence town hall
A Dallas church and U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) are joining forces this weekend to fight back against gun violence – looking for the cause and cure.
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Guns are being stolen from cars at triple the rate they were 10 years ago, report finds
The rate of guns stolen from cars in the U.S. has tripled over the last decade, making them the largest source of stolen guns in the country,
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Trained dogs find guns, drugs on North Texas school campuses
A company using dogs to search North Texas schools finds up to 30 guns on local campuses this year. NBC 5’s Evan Anderson has the details.
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Up to 30 guns found on DFW campuses this school year
A company using trained dogs to search DFW schools finds up to 30 guns on local campuses this school year. NBC 5’s Keenan Willard takes us inside this effort to keep children safe.
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Drug dog searches find 30 firearms, make 1,500 drug seizures in DFW schools this year
The images the search team provided to NBC 5 are striking: dozens of pills and handguns found on campuses in the Metroplex.
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Texas AG Ken Paxton sues to block rule requiring background checks in private gun sales
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the federal government over a new rule requiring background checks for private-owner gun sales.
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Texas AG Ken Paxton sues ATF over new private gun sale rule
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach announce lawsuits against the ATF to stop enforcement of a new rule requiring background checks for private gun sales. They were joined by Wes Virdell, Texas State Director of Gun Owners of America, which is a co-plaintiff in the Texas lawsuit.
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TSA reviews airport security after Turks and Caicos ammo arrests
The Transportation Security Administration looked into how ammunition made it through U.S. airport security before citizens were arrested with it in Turks and Caicos Islands.