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Mercer man cleared of explosive charge in Niles, indicted on another felony

In Niles, Ohio, a Mercer man named John Podleyon has been cleared of charges regarding possession of a homemade explosive device. This development follows a traffic stop that occurred in September, where police reported that they discovered what they termed "a carload of guns and bombs". Initially,...

Michigan five-day quiet period in effect before firearm deer season

As Michigan gears up for its annual firearm deer season, a designated quiet period is now in effect. From November 10 to 14, hunters in Michigan must adhere to specific regulations that prohibit the transport and possession of certain firearms in areas frequented by deer, unless they are hunting...

Ga. sheriff who physically confronted police officer indicted on battery, violation of oath charges

ATLANTA, Ga. — In a serious turn of events, Towns County Sheriff Kenneth Henderson has turned himself in after being indicted by a grand jury on several serious charges. This indictment comes less than 24 hours after the grand jury handed down a seven-count indictment following Henderson’s physical...

Thoughts On The Out-Of-Doors: It’s Deer Season

As autumn settles in, deer hunting season is officially underway in Vermont and New Hampshire. Both states have different opening dates for their traditional firearms seasons, which marks an annual surge in hunting activity across the picturesque landscapes characteristic of this region. In New...

Administration Urging the SCOTUS to Uphold a Federal Law That Bars Illegal Drug Users From Owning Guns

The Trump administration is currently urging the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) to uphold a controversial federal law that prohibits individuals classified as illegal drug users from possessing firearms. This legal battle could have far-reaching implications for millions of Americans,...

Honoring those who served: A Veteran's Day reflection

Each year Americans pause to remember the men and women who have worn the uniform of the United States Armed Forces on Veterans Day, a day that is more than a date on the calendar. Veterans Day is a sacred time to honor sacrifice, courage, and love of country. Originally observed as Armistice Day,...

House passes legislation to end government shutdown, fund the VA and military infrastructure

In a historic move, the House of Representatives voted to terminate the longest government shutdown in U.S. history and secure funding for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and military infrastructure projects. The passing vote on Wednesday night concluded a 43-day stalemate that left vital...

The hunt went great, until the deer stole his rifle

In the wild and whimsical tales of the Maine woods, one story stands out involving an unexpected twist in a hunter's expedition. Reader Chris Greeley recounts a curious incident involving his father, an Army veteran who had no experience or interest in hunting or firearms following his service...

Second Circuit – Second Amendment: Nat’l Ass’n for Gun Rights v. Lamont; Grant v. Rovella

In a significant ruling, the Second Circuit Court has weighed in on challenges to gun control laws stemming from the tragic 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School. The case, Nat’l Ass’n for Gun Rights v. Lamont; Grant v. Rovella, involves two legal challenges against legislation that...

Locals welcome opening weekend of deer firearms season

Deer Opener Local hunters are hitting the woods for the opening weekend of firearm deer hunting season in Minnesota. This year, the firearms season kicked off on Saturday, November 8, drawing attention from over 400,000 licensed hunters eager to partake in this tradition. Among those heading into...