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Thirty-two percent of Americans own a firearm, which if my math is correct, means 68% of them don’t. That’s 231 million people who might wake…

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Every bird dog I’ve owned has been the best dog I’ll ever own, until I got my next one. In that regard, I’m a pretty standard dog owner. Our biases toward our current dogs rival maybe only our political identities, or in some cases, our allegiance to professional sports teams.It feels impossible that you can ever have a better bird dog when you already have the best bird dog alive. You can, though, and you should strive for a level up on your next dog. This can be easy to do, but you have to understand how to look past…

The Cincinnati City Council deliberates a significant $850,000 grant aimed at reducing food insecurity and gun violence as part of its upcoming budget. Council Member Meeka Owens highlights this initiative as a testament to the city’s commitment to support nonprofit organizations that provide essential services to the community. This budget proposal includes funding through the Human Services Fund, which allocates about 1.5% of the city’s General Fund to impactful community projects. Notably, recommendations include the establishment of eight resource hubs with urban farms to assist firearm injury survivors and at-risk youth, in partnership with Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and 13 local…

Backwoods University explores wildlife biology and the people who dedicate their lives to studying animals and their habitats. Guided by host Lake Pickle’s curiosity, you’ll hear insights from wildlife biologists and outdoorsmen, while gaining an intimate perspective on North American wildlife, habitat, and the impact humans have had on them. You’ll learn from the experts how to understand the wild. After all, you can’t love what you don’t understand.  Read the full article here

Sturm Ruger & Co. has appointed Sarah Colbert as its new general counsel after the retirement of Kevin Reid Sr., a 23-year veteran of the company. Colbert’s expertise will be critical as the firearms manufacturer navigates several legal challenges stemming from the tragic King Soopers shooting spree in March, where the actions involving its products raised legal questions. The transition in leadership comes at a pivotal time for Ruger, as it faces lawsuits seeking accountability for the alleged misuse of its firearms. Colbert’s previous role leading an Illinois division indicates her capability to guide the company through these complex legal…

Following a spate of recent attacks, Colorado officials are warning residents and visitors to be wary of “potentially aggressive cow moose.” In a press release, Colorado Parks & Wildlife (CPW) detailed three moose attacks that took place over the course of just three days.The first, on Friday, May 30, involved a pair of woman walking their off-leash dogs along a creek near Fairplay, which is 85 miles southwest of Denver. A cow moose “charged and trampled the women multiple times.” Eventually, the women were able to climb onto a roof close by, while a neighbor deterred the moose using a…

The Chicago Sports Alliance (CSA), consisting of major professional sports franchises, announces a $1.5 million contribution to combat gun violence, marking its eighth consecutive year of support. This funding will benefit organizations like Chicago CRED, Metropolitan Family Services, and the University of Chicago Medical Center, collectively addressing the urgent needs of communities severely impacted by gun violence. Since its inception in 2017, CSA has donated nearly $11.75 million to enhance community safety through targeted programs, such as the Southside Women’s Program and the Violence Recovery Program aimed at mental health support. The intent behind this collaborative effort is to harness…

A report from Chicago’s Office of Inspector General reveals that the city’s Gun Offender Registry is “incomplete and unreliable,” raising serious concerns about its effectiveness in combatting gun violence. The investigation indicates a lack of enforcement, procedural controls, and inconsistent guidance, leading to many offenders remaining unaware of their registration requirements post-release or sentencing. Moreover, the report highlights operational issues, such as poor coordination between law enforcement agencies, inconsistent information about registration locations, and significant barriers like long lines. While city officials acknowledge the need for enhancements, including potential resource allocations and a comprehensive review of the ordinance’s effectiveness, questions…

A tragic shooting in southeast Houston early Tuesday morning leaves a woman dead, following a dispute with a man believed to be experiencing homelessness. The incident occurred around 5:30 a.m. on Golfway Street near Telephone Road, where the suspect flagged down first responders after the shooting. Investigators are currently working to piece together the events leading up to the violence, including gathering surveillance footage from the area. The victims’ ages are estimated to be in their 20s or 30s, and eyewitness reports indicate multiple gunshots were heard before law enforcement arrived. As the investigation unfolds, police confirm that the shooter…

Youth gun violence in the Bronx escalates as New York City’s overall crime rate declines, revealing a troubling disconnect within the community. In 2025 alone, the NYPD reports 38 shooting victims under the age of 21 and 64 minors arrested on gun-related charges, underscoring an urgent call for action from local leaders. Bronx officials are urging parents to engage their children in preventative programs like BronxConnect’s Release the Grip, which aims to divert youth from street violence through internships and after-school activities. The community remains shaken by recent tragic incidents, including the death of 16-year-old Evette Jeffrey, who was killed…

Springfield police have identified Trey Palmer, a 27-year-old from Chicopee, as the victim of a fatal shooting in the Metro Center on Saturday night. Officers responded to reports of gunfire on Bridge Street around 9:20 p.m., where they found Palmer suffering from serious gunshot wounds. Despite being rushed to Baystate Medical Center, he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. The Springfield Police Homicide Unit is now leading the investigation, asking the public for assistance. Authorities have confirmed there is no immediate danger to residents, but they encourage anyone with information or video footage related to the incident to contact them…