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KS: Before Guns Come to Campus, This WSU Professor is Leaving
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A communications professor at Wichita State University says she is resigning because a law allowing concealed weapons on campus is “in opposition to the values of higher education.” Deborah Ballard-Reisch, a tenured professor in WSU’s Elliott School of Communication, submitted a letter to WSU president John Bardo this week saying she plans to retire July 1, the day the law is set to go into effect.
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WI: Guns Stolen During Madison Smash-&-Grab
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Police were called to a gun store in Madison after a smash-and-grab burglary. The incident happened overnight Tuesday at the nRange gun store on North Gallatin Pike. Officials with Metro Nashville Police said someone smashed the window out of the store and got away with multiple guns.
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WA: Progressive Activist Wants Guns for Minorities
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Guns for women, minorities and members the LGBTQ community is the call from a local progressive activist. Tara Nelson is also the Chair of the 40th District Democrats board. “I’m not saying that everybody needs to necessarily arm themselves.” She’s speaking out about gun rights for women, people of color and LGBTQ people.
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With Obama Gone, Survivalists Find New Ways to Sell the Apocalypse
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During Barack Obama’s presidency, conservative doomsday peddlers cashed in on the paranoia they helped spread, selling firearms, prepper food, and survivalist gear to the followers they convinced that the end was near. Now, these apocalypse hucksters are facing a dilemma in the form of Donald Trump. While most enthusiastically supported Trump’s presidential run—some even hailing him as a savior—the Trump presidency has been damaging to their bottom lines.
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FL: Pro-Con Gun Groups Ready to Duel Anew after Orlando Shooting
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The battle between gun rights activists and gun safety proponents is firing up again after a 45-year-old man opened fire on his former coworkers at Fiamma Inc. in Orlando Monday morning, leaving five dead and seven wounded. The gunman entered the business early Monday morning and shot five of his coworkers to death before killing himself. The company is one of the nation's largest manufacturers of awnings for camper vans, motor coaches and sports utility vehicles. |
CO: March 16 Homicide in Colorado Springs Ruled as Self-Defense
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Joseph Lamoureux II was killed on March 16 in the 2300 block of Lexington Village Lane in Colorado Springs.
Lamoureux was staying at his ex-wife's house when he allegedly attacked her. According to police reports, he assaulted and strangled her to the point of unconsciousness. The examiner confirmed this story stating that she had suffered serious bodily injury from being strangled. |
WA: Accused UW Shooter- 'I Thought My Whole World was Going To End'
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The woman charged with shooting a man on the UW campus told police she “thought my whole world was going to end” when she fired her gun. 29-year-old Elizabeth Hokoana told investigators in a recorded interview that she saw the shooting victim, Joshua Dukes, holding a large knife with his right hand while grabbing her husband, Marc Hokoana with his left hand. KING 5 obtained a copy of the interview through a public records request. |
MA: Trial Starts for Man Accused of Stabbing Pit Bull Outside Fall River Barbershop
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Opening statements were held Tuesday in the trial of William Whitson, 47, a Fall River man charged with animal cruelty for stabbing a pit bull five times outside his South Main Street barbershop in 2015. Whitson admits stabbing the pit bull, named Smokey, but says he did it in self-defense after the dog bit his hand and refused to let go when Whitson tried to break up a fight between the pit bull and a smaller dog on the street. |
FL: ‘Stand Your Ground’ Among Bills Sent To Scott
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The Florida Senate on Monday sent to Gov. Rick Scott the remaining 24 Senate bills passed during the 2017 session, including a major higher-education package and legislation to revamp part of the “stand your ground” self-defense law. The House on Monday sent the governor one bill (HB 5501), which Scott has announced he will veto since it cuts funding to Enterprise Florida and Visit Florida.
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Use Second Amendment Rights and Arm Yourself
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After her car broke down out of Lewiston, Idaho, a young woman accepted a ride from a man who was driving a marked company van. Later, a fisherman snagged one of her body parts out of the Snake River. She didn’t have a concealed pistol permit. An older lady, again in Lewiston, was brutally murdered, by a sex offender, while taking an evening walk in the park. She didn’t have a concealed pistol permit. |
NBC Promotes Anti-Gun Special From New Comedy Central Host
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At the end of Tuesday’s NBC Today, co-hosts Savannah Guthrie and Matt Lauer brought on comedian and newly-named Comedy Central late-night host Jordan Klepper to promote his upcoming one-hour special on the cable channel. Based on Klepper’s work routinely mocking gun-owners as a Daily Show correspondent and the trailer for the satirical documentary, viewers can probably expect another typical left-wing screed against the Second Amendment. |
North Carolina, Michigan Press for Vast Expansion of Gun Rights
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The North Carolina and Michigan state legislatures are both set to take up bills aimed at loosening laws regulating gun owners, an intensifying trend across the country where Republicans control the vast majority of state governments. In North Carolina, a bill is up for a vote this week that would expand rights for Second Amendment advocates in a variety of ways, including no longer requiring citizens to obtain concealed carry permits and lowering the age limit to carry a concealed weapon from 21 to 18. |
MA: Police Sending 400 Guns to Maine to Be Destroyed
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A Massachusetts police department says they are in the process of disposing close to 400 firearms accumulated over the years. The Eagle-Tribune reports the Lawrence Police Department is destroying the weapons as part of a property audit. Police say the guns were turned in, used as evidence in closed cases or never claimed by their owners.
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12th Annual Sporting Clay Shoot To Benefit Meals For The Elderly
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Many people may have heard of San Angelo's non-profit agency, Meals For The Elderly (MFTE), but few may not realize how big of an impact the local non-profit organization has on Tom Green County and the surrounding areas. Through gifts, grants, donations, fundraisers, and the countless hours given by many kind hearted and dedicated volunteers, MFTE helps feed over 700 seniors everyday who might otherwise go hungry. The majority of the seniors MFTE serve are homebound and reside in San Angelo, Carlsbad, Christoval, Grape Creek, Harriett, Miles, Orient, Veribest, and Wall. |
Herman: ‘Game warden’ the Wildest Job in Texas? Read Their Field Notes
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The title promises so little, but the product delivers so much. This is the mundanely monickered, “Game Warden Field Notes,” a periodic publication in which the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department updates us on the activities of the men and women who enforce our hunting and fishing laws and regulations. “The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports,” we’re told in every installment of “Game Warden Field Notes.” |
ME: Lawmakers Gun Down Bill That Sought to Arm More College Students
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House members shot down a proposal Tuesday that would have allowed people with concealed carry permits to carry their firearms on public colleges, except in dorms and in entertainment facilities that post signs barring their possession. By a 90-56 vote, House members turned aside a plea by the measure’s sponsor who worried that prohibiting weapons would “create victim zones” where innocents could be easy prey for criminals or terrorists. |
Constitutional Amendment on Hunting and Fishing Resurfaces
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Some North Carolina senators say putting the right to hunt and fish within the state Constitution would help promote natural resources and outdoor industries while preserving the activities for generations to come. The GOP senators held a news conference Tuesday to promote new legislation that if approved would result in a statewide referendum in November 2018. Bill co-sponsor Sen. Danny Britt of Robeson County says there's no attack against hunting and fishing today but he's worried about the recent decline in hunting, particularly for waterfowl. Urban encroachment is also an issue. |
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