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Video: Grief Into Action

Premiering last night at the gala was Ceasefire’s latest video, ‘Grief Into Action,’ featuring the stories of three gun-violence survivors who have found in Ceasefire a path toward their own healing and making a difference for others. Have a look.

Trump Tax Bill: Suppressors for Everybody!

SilencerCo Included in the ‘big, beautiful’ tax bill passed in the U.S. House Wednesday night is a provision to remove the comprehensive federal regulation of suppressors (also called silencers) under the National Firearms Act (NFA). These dangerous accessories have been heavily regulated for almost 100 years because of the obvious risk they pose to public

Gunnison Man Gets 110 Months on POWPO Charge 

A Gunnison man was sentenced to 110 months in federal prison, plus three years of supervised release, after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession of firearms and ammunition (Possession of a Weapon by a Previous Offender, or POWPO).  In June 2023, Scott Oldenburg, 36, was identified as a possible burglary suspect in Mount

2025 Legislature Wraps: In a Record Year, Gun Violence Prevention Measures go 12-1

The 2025 Colorado General Assembly wrapped yesterday, capping a record-breaking year for gun violence prevention measures at the Capitol. In all, 12 new bills were passed. One Ceasefire-endorsed bill was defeated, as were three ‘bad’ bills we strongly opposed. The biggest news was the passage of SB25-003, Semiautomatics High Capacity Magazine Ban Enforcement (Sens. Tom

VPC: Michigan a Hotbed of Gunmakers–In Name Only

Violence Policy Center Hundreds of Michigan residents possess a federal license to manufacture firearms, yet relatively few actually produce any guns, according to Michigan’s Hidden Gun Manufacturers, a new study from the Violence Policy Center (VPC) as part of its ongoing Campaign for Gun Industry Accountability. Instead, the license is often used to bypass requirements

DOJ Says Machine Guns not 2A-Protected

In the topsy-turvy world of 2A Law, the Trump Justice Department has argued to an Appeals Court that Machine Guns are not protected by the Second Amendment. Calling the guns “atypical” and “not protected by the Second Amendment because a reasonable person would not expect them to be used in militia service,” government lawyers defended

DPD: Lock up Guns in Cars

Denver Police are reminding people that leaving an unsecured gun in a car isn’t just unsafe, it’s now illegal. State House Bill 24-1348, which Colorado Ceasefire lobbied strongly for last year, took effect on Jan. 1. This bill prohibits knowingly leaving a handgun in an unattended vehicle unless the handgun is stored in a locked,

Trump Guts Anti-Gun Violence Grants, Gun Violence Research 

Donald Trump’s Justice Department on Tuesday canceled hundreds of grants to community organizations and local governments, including funding for gun-violence prevention programs, crime-victim advocacy and efforts to combat opioid addiction, according to an email obtained by The Washington Post. Many of the grants rescinded involved efforts to quell gun violence through intervention programs, focused on

Legislative Action Says Thank You for Rose Community Foundation Grant

Colorado Ceasefire Legislative Action has been honored to have received funding from Rose Community Foundation to support our legislative advocacy and communication work for the years 2024 and 2025. We are incredibly grateful to Rose Community Foundation for all it has helped us achieve in planning and preparing legislative proposals, but especially for the financial