The Idaho Department of Fish and Game announces new hunting regulations for the Panhandle region, specifically targeting chronic wasting disease (CWD) as the state prepares for the 2025-2026 big game season. These regulations include an increase in the number of tags available for white-tailed deer, aiming to effectively manage herd health and curb the spread of CWD. Public input has played a vital role in shaping these guidelines, as community members contributed to the development of season proposals and final recommendations. The department emphasizes that these measures are essential for maintaining wildlife health and ensuring sustainable hunting practices in the…

The Trump administration seeks the Supreme Court’s blessing to proceed with widespread layoffs across federal agencies, previously halted by a federal judge. In its latest move, the administration argues that the district court’s decision unduly limits the president’s power over personnel actions, affecting 22 government departments. In a separate development, the Supreme Court declines to take up challenges against Maryland’s ban on assault-style weapons and Rhode Island’s restriction on high-capacity magazines, leaving both laws intact. These decisions come as Trump linked a recent attack in Boulder, Colorado, to his views on immigration, stating it underscores the need for stricter border…

The U.S. Supreme Court declines to take up a challenge to Maryland’s assault weapons ban, with only Justices Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch, and Clarence Thomas supporting the decision to hear the case. This refusal comes as multiple states, including New York and Illinois, tighten restrictions on so-called assault weapons, particularly the AR-15, amid a national debate on gun rights. However, Justice Brett Kavanaugh indicates that the court may soon revisit this contentious issue. He notes that opinions from various courts of appeals could inform the Supreme Court’s future decisions, suggesting that petitions related to the AR-15 will likely come before…

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Myrtle Beach faces rising safety concerns as residents and visitors grapple with recent gun violence on Ocean Boulevard, just days before the highly anticipated Carolina Country Music Festival. Two shootings in the past month and a recent incident that injured one person have led some festival-goers to reconsider their plans, with local resident Larry Paige noting that his son sold his tickets over safety fears. Despite the apprehension, others still plan to attend the festival, citing personal experiences and a belief in the city’s safety. “We’ve come here every year… never felt unsafe,” said visitor Joe DeMarco, reflecting the mixed…

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The University of South Florida (USF) police have issued a No Trespass Order to Victor Anthony Rodriguez, a male with no affiliation to the university, after a gun case and magazines were found in the Fine Arts Building. Recovery of the items occurred on April 19, with body camera footage revealing that the gun case contained three empty magazines and was discovered in a men’s restroom garbage can. Rodriguez, 35, who has a prior criminal history involving multiple felonies, was initially uncooperative when questioned by officers. Notably, items found nearby included books with provoking titles such as “Mein Kampf” and…

The highly anticipated reboot “Duck Dynasty: The Revival” premieres on A&E just days after the death of family patriarch Phil Robertson, who passed away at the age of 79. The revival aims to update viewers on the Robertson family’s lives in the wake of his absence, despite his previously diagnosed health challenges including a neurodegenerative disease and blood disorder. While Phil Robertson will not appear in the new series, several original cast members, including Willie and Korie Robertson, will provide insights into their family dynamics. As they navigate caring for their children, grandchildren, and aging parents, the premiere episode includes…

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Armed Citizen® Today An armed homeowner responded to a break-in at his residence in Spanish Fort, Ala., just after midnight on Saturday, March 22, firing a shot and critically wounding the teenage suspect who had illegally entered his home. According to police reports, the homeowner was alerted by his wife, who said she believed she had heard someone enter the house. When he went to investigate, he found the teen inside the home and fired a single shot, wounding the home invader in the upper abdomen. The homeowner immediately called 911, and responding officers provided aid to the suspect. Police…