The President of the gun rights organization that has filed a federal lawsuit against Connecticut's new gun law is speaking out Thursday.

Authorities on Tuesday released nearly 600 photos that investigators took in the aftermath of the Tucson shooting rampage that killed six people and wounded

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is meeting with New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg to discuss Connecticut's new gun control law.

A 7-year-old boy from Milwaukee is making a stand against gun violence, and has taken his plan straight to the top. See what the White House has to say in

A University of Texas law student has made history and headlines recently by successfully firing the world’s first 3-D printed gun, but some lawmakers are

Gen Y has been called lazy, haplessly doomed and politically apathetic. Why do they feel this way? Short answer: They just don't trust their leaders in

 Warrants to temporarily seize weapons from individuals who are a threat to themselves or others have been rising in Connecticut, even before the killings last

Two school districts are going ahead with plans to hire armed guards even as other Connecticut municipalities and states across the country have backed away

Connecticut's two U.S. senators say they still think there's a chance to pass gun control legislation this year following its recent Senate defeat.

The Connecticut based National Shooting Sports Foundation is defending its opposition to that universal background check bill that failed in the U.S. Senate

On the heels of the defeat of the gun bill, some teen activists held a protest Thursday, outside of a Newtown-based, pro-gun organization.

There's bipartisan disbelief and disappointment at the Connecticut Capitol. Republican and Democratic leaders in Hartford are saying the U.S. Senate made a big

Connecticut officials are reacting with shock and anger after the U.S. Senate rejected gun control legislation inspired by the school massacre in the state,

President Obama spoke on the Senate's failure to pass a measure that would have expanded background checks for gun sales.

Connecticut gun and ammunition makers are looking for a way around the state's new gun law, but in some cases it just may not be financially viable.