The covid pandemic has spotlighted the often-unseen role of public health in Americans’ daily lives. And the picture has not all been pretty. What is public health and why is it so important — and controversial? Dr. Ashish Jha, dean of the Brown University School of Public Health, explains the basics. Then, Joanne Kenen of Politico and Lauren Weber of KHN join KHN’s Julie Rovner to discuss what could happen next.
An Iowa man who was in custody in Chicago after police found a rifle with a laser sight in a hotel room that overlooks a Lake Michigan beach d…
Eight people were wounded early Sunday when a person began shooting toward groups of people near a Fort Worth car wash and multiple people ret…
Here's a brief history of the NRA, from its founding to its current legal woes.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has signed a series of gun-related bills into law, included one that lets people carry handguns without first getting a…
OPINION: "Everything’s connected. I can’t drink my coffee without my cup and I can’t hold it comfortably without the handle," writes Tucson doctoral student Kristen Hoggatt-Abader.
LETTERS: To mask or not to mask — that is the question our letter writers have taken upon themselves to debate. Read their differing views on this topic and others in our latest Letters to the Editor.
A Navy corpsman on Tuesday shot two other service members, wounding one of them critically, at a Maryland business park before traveling to a …
OPINION: "There is no one solution to the problem of gun violence. If we knew the cause, we could try to stop it; since there is no one cause, there is no one solution," writes contributor David M. Anderson.
OPINION: "I want a safer world for my granddaughter, who I am so excited to meet. A safer world for all of our children and grandchildren," writes contributor and January 8 survivor Pam Simon.
[NFA] Protesters supporting Donald Trump swarmed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, putting it on lockdown, as Vice President Mike Pence rebuffed …
OPINION: " . . . Following numerous mass shootings across the country, a large segment of our population embraces the need for truly effective gun control," writes our latest local contributor.
Parents, friends believe 21-year-old Tucson man might have been saved were it not for an Arizona gun law that permits the same-day purchase of firearms.
Walmart moved guns and ammunition off the sales floor, citing "civil unrest" in some areas. The items remain available for purchase by customers.
OPINION: We're starting to see readers reactions to our endorsement series, and one thing is clear: Republicans are not happy about our selection of Mark Kelly for Senate. Read their complaints in today's Letters to the Editor.
Gun ownership is normally a topic of heated debate, but will it have an impact on the 2020 election? This election has many challenging topics to face; gun ownership might play a secondary role to the coronavirus, the economy and racial tensions. Dr. Michael Anestis, Executive Director of the New Jersey Gun Violence Research Center weighs in on the topic.
Gun ownership is normally a topic of heated debate, but will it have an impact on the 2020 election? This election has many challenging topics…
The U.S. Forest Service is reviewing a proposal from the Tucson Rod and Gun Club for a permit to build a shooting range along Redington Pass Road northeast of Tucson.
Gun shop owners said the only thing that has slowed down sales is a lack of inventory after the buying-frenzy in March.
"Your new firearm is your security made real. It is your insurance against domination. It is a tool with which to defend your body, mind, spirit, family, and community," says contributor Jonathan Hoffman.
Can a barber cut hair from six feet away? Can you get a pedicure from that distance? Writer's weigh in on Gov. Doug Ducey's list of essential employee's in this edition of Letters to the Editor.
Business at some shops is up tenfold, with waits of up to four hours.
Letter writers debate the merits of several gun control bills being proposed in the Arizona legislature, in this edition of Letters to the Editor.
Popular steakburger chain coming to midtown Tucson