gun safety

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A popular gun safe, designed to prevent unauthorized access to firearms, is being recalled due to a critical flaw that could allow children or other unauthorized individuals to open it.

Duluth Police Chief Mike Tusken says in the past month, teenagers have been involved three separate incidents where guns were used in violence.

The Be SMART campaign was launched to raise awareness that secure gun storage can save children’s lives.

The gun debate goes on and on in congress, in the world, and in public. Everyone has an argument for having guns or limiting rights for guns. What this teen has come up with may resonate on both sides of the argument.

  It's one of those things that parents say "I never thought he/she could get to, or find it" when the unthinkable happens.  That's why the Cloquet Police Department is thinking ahead and will provide 300 gun locks and free firearm safety kits through a partnership with Project Child Safe, the nationwide firearms safety education program. The safety kits, which include a gun lock, will b

Tragedy struck the other day as a 5 year old boy shot his sister with his youth .22 rifle he got as a gift from his parents.  Long story short, his mother left the kids unattended for 3 minutes, and the 5 year old grabbed the .22 that still had a shell in it and fatally wounded his sister.  How terrible.  Right off the bat, multiple gun safety rules were broken, and this could have easily been avo