gun control

Welcome to the gun range, where it is more than just fun and games.  It's also about safety and learning proper technique.  But it's not much of a jungle.  It was Gun Appreciation Day and I had the opportunity to spend the morning with some guns at a gun range.  Not anything unusual, besides the fact this was my first time using a gun.

There were plenty of options for those in the Shreveport-Bossier area to celebrate the first Gun Appreciation Day.  Whether you went to the gun range, a gun shop, traveled to a gun show, or decided to just stay at home, 710 KEEL would like to know how you spent your Saturday...

Thousands of gun advocates have gathered peacefully at state capitals across the U.S. to rally against stricter limits on firearms.

Lots of talk about guns these days. Some even suggest that teachers should be allowed to have guns in their classrooms. This prompted Steve Monaghan, President of the Louisiana Federation of Teachers, to say that's a bad idea. But he went one step further, envisioning a scenario where a teacher having a rough day could use a gun as a disciplinary tool, or worse.

This Saturday is Gun Appreciation Day.  A coalition of gun rights and conservative groups are urging Americans to turn out at gun ranges, shows, and stores across the country to show their appreciation.  Organizers say it is scheduled for Saturday, two days before President Barack Obama's inauguration to make a point to the White House...

We've heard arguments for and against President Obama's gun control legislation. We interviewed Gun Talk show host Tom Gresham on KEEL Morning News today to get his thoughts on gun control and the Sandy Hook school shooting.

A firestorm of discussion ignited this week following President Obama's issuance of executive orders to ban assault-style weapon and high-capacity magazines, leading those who keep and bear arms to question the constitutionality of the Commander-in-Chief's decision. Rush Limbaugh peered through the conflagration, smoke and mirrors in a search for clarity of motive.

Video games, movies, mental ailments, guns.  A flurry of finger-pointing as to why there is an influx of mass killings happening in the country.  President Barack Obama set out his plan to reduce the number of assault weapons and ammunition magazine reductions, plus funding for mental health treatment and an investigation into violent movies and video games...

Wednesday afternoon, President Obama proposed numerous measures in response to a string of recent mass shootings across the country, including one at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, in which 20 children and six adults were murdered by a gunman.

In an email sent out today signed by Wayne LaPierre, the NRA called the alleged "open discussion" meeting with gun safety groups Vice President Joe Biden held at the White House a "dirty lie".