Gun Violence Legislation

Walz signs executive orders on guns

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signs executive orders to limit gun violence after legislative talks stall

A visibly frustrated Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed two executive orders on Tuesday, Dec. 16, aimed at addressing gun violence after his push for sweeping gun control laws failed to gain traction in the narrowly divided Legislature.

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Walz signs gun-related executive orders, lawmakers did not pass assault weapons ban

KAAL TV · 20h

Gov. Walz signs two executive orders aimed at reducing gun violence in Minnesota

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Governor Walz creates safety council to tackle gun violence in MN

Governor Tim Walz says he has taken significant steps to address gun violence in Minnesota through two new executive orders.

KSTP-TV · 22h

Walz signs executive orders on guns, establishes Statewide Safety Council

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Gov. Walz demands action on gun violence in Minnesota

WLRN

Florida scores a C- on a national gun law report card

This year’s GIFFORDS scorecard gave Florida a C–, a grade based on the group’s review of state gun laws and violence-prevention measures.

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Mass Killings Plummeted in 2025, Despite No New Gun Control Laws

Mass killings in the United States dropped to their lowest level in two decades in 2025, even as Congress failed to enact any new federal gun control laws.

WPSD Local 6

Lawmakers discuss nuances in gun legislation regarding domestic violence

In the wake of a fatal shooting, some in the community have raised questions regarding domestic abusers' ability to access deadly weapons. State Senator Danny Carroll and State Representative Steven

Michigan Advance

Michigan gun safety laws get a ‘B-’ grade from a national violence prevention group

The various gun safety and violence prevention laws enacted in Michigan over the last several years, coupled with a new one passed this year, have received decent marks in a scorecard issued by Giffords Law Center,

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Hawaii gun deaths: Amid uptick, leaders take debate underground

Even as gun deaths in Hawaii have increased at a rate faster than most states over the past decade, the group meant to bring public health officials and law enforcement together to share and discuss trends hasn’t met in over a year.