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Check out this USA Today editorial by Kris Brown, President of Brady: United Against Gun Violence, on the safe gun storage shown by series heroine
The latest news about the effort to end gun violence in Colorado

Check out this USA Today editorial by Kris Brown, President of Brady: United Against Gun Violence, on the safe gun storage shown by series heroine

Photo by Jay Rembert on Unsplash DENVER, FEBRUARY 24, 2026 — Colorado Ceasefire, Colorado’s oldest grassroots gun violence prevention organization, is reminding gun owners that

A gun parts manufacturer will pay a $1.75 million settlement to families of the victims and survivors of a racist mass shooting at a grocery

The New York Times has a chilling piece on the trial of Colin Gray, whose son is charged with killing two teachers and two students

Patty Meek Ceasefire Outreach Board Member Patty Meek staffed a table Feb. 12 at Lester Arnold Alternative High School Parent Teacher Conference Night in Commerce

Statements by Trump Administration officials after the killing of Alex Pretti by ICE agents in Minneapolis have driven wedges into the Trump/GOP/Gun Lobby lovefest that
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This piece in the New York Times explores why Wyoming consistently rates among the highest-suicide-rate states. The answer, the author says, is simple and common

A fascinating article on gun smuggling from the U.S. into Canada highlights the importance of gun tracing as a tool to fight gun crimes. The

Image by ChatGPT. Irony by Colorado Ceasefire. An absolutely harrowing story in Mother Jones last week—this one is really scary. It details the case of

Gary Walker Jones/Unsplash The Colorado Bureau of Investigation set a new record last month, receiving 59,452 background check requests—nearly triple the number of applications compared

Everytown Law and GIFFORDS Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence have shared a first-of-its-kind online tracker documenting more than ten years of lawsuits filed against

A teenage boy who carried out a mass shooting at his Georgia high school has pleaded guilty to all 55 counts against him. Colt Gray,