This Week

A California man known online as “Dr. Death” has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison for illegally machining AR-15 lowers and for the possession of an unregistered machine gun.

“Today the majority holds that the Government can take semiautomatic rifles away from law-abiding American citizens,” wrote Judge Traxler in his dissenting opinion.

Do black human silhouette targets subliminally encourage police officers to shoot actual black people?

On a Sunday morning somewhere in Michigan, dozens of people, including you, are entering one of many suburban churches.

A federal court ruled on Thursday that doctors have a constitutional right to ask about their patients’ firearms—and record their answers—even if those questions are irrelevant to the health of the patient.

Recently headlines emerged that the NRA’s vice president and chief executive officer Wayne LaPierre was paid close to $5 million in 2015.

“We look forward to President Trump signing this important legislation into law,” concluded Cox.

“It shows dysfunction, I believe, in our criminal justice system,” said Mayor Catherine Pugh. “People who have those many gun charges probably should not be on our streets.”

Witnesses told WIBW News Now that a concealed carry permit holder ended a potentially deadly fight between two men by showing his firearm and forcing the fighters to drop their weapons.