“Tag: Nevada”

In addition to breaking the law by secretly carrying on campus, he shoots himself in the arm.

It is becoming more apparent that the fear of firearms among some is so acute that they will treat firearms as a contagion that can’t come within visual distance.

We chronicle five instances of armed self-defense in the home state of "Sin City."

Just a month after Nevada’s new “universal” background check law, anti-gunners are pushing for more restrictions.

There’s still time to help defeat Nevada’s Question 1 and Maine’s Question 3, both on the ballot Nov. 8.

This year of uncertainty has left innocent citizens to face a question that is all too real: What happens when the police literally aren’t there?

Educator faces a lawsuit for deciding students can’t wear clothes that mention firearms; it’s the third such court case in two years.

AWR Hawkins explores how some states are forcing foster parents to give up their Second Amendment rights.

While the presidential race is critical, we can’t afford to overlook this fall’s House and Senate races.