Gun violence is a complicated topic in America. But one thing is clear: Guns shouldn’t be the number one killer of children ...

This post is part of our “Big Talks” series—a guide to helping ... You have to talk to your kids about guns, even if you don’t have one You may not have a pool, but you still teach your ...

One thing everyone can agree on when it comes to guns - keeping them out of the hands of unsupervised children. In the U.S., firearms are the No. 1 cause of death for kids and teens. Gun - safe ...

The big danger is access ... Paruk says it’s important even for people without kids to store their guns properly. “Maybe you don’t have young children yourself, but you have nieces and ...

“Unfortunately, kids are curious and guns are deadly,” Chesterfield County ... on what prosecutors will be looking at. “Probably a big element in the case is whether there’s been any ...

Nearly 24%, or 191 shootings, were in Eric's Northwest Indiana community alone. The rate of kids killed by guns in Northwest Indiana is double the national rate. Indiana is one of 24 states ...

According to a group called Everytown for Gun Safety, there were at least 411 unintentional shootings by children in 2023, the worst year since the group started tracking in 2015. And there were at ...

A Bronx mom who was struck by stray bullets near Fordham University was walking to the store to buy school lunches for her kids at the time ... it with life in the Big Apple.

And we all know that this is a big issue." READ ... Barton says there’s a troubling demand for guns from kids and teens. "People know that these kids want them," Barton said.

In the United States, it's much easier and owning a gun is a big part of lots of people's lives ... and BBC reporter Paul Blake went to meet two kids with different views..

After about 30 minutes, Lloyd left and went to a store, leaving the kids by themselves. Charging documents state that, after Lloyd left, his son and niece went into his room and grabbed two guns ...

Phoenix police officers pointed their guns at minors almost 1,600 times over nearly four years – and most of the kids who faced police firearms in the city were children of color, an Arizona ...