Total news: 0
Last news: ---

Canal de "El Redondel", Periodismo sin lados oscuros, desde Buenos Aires, Argentina, para el mundo.

Total news: 2
Last news: July 20, 2010 14:51:46

Total news: 102
Last news: March 21, 2011 21:03:43

This afternoon, House Bill 210, introduced by state Representative Richard Okerman (R-Rockingham 4), passed the House of Representatives by a 270 to 92 vote. HB 210 will now move to the state Senate and await committee assignment. - [Read more]

This afternoon, House Bill 45 passed in the House State Government and Elections Committee by a 12 to 10 vote. This legislation is a critical step forward to help ensure that Right-to-Carry permit holders are not arrested for accidentally carrying their firearm in a prohibited manner. - [Read more]

On March 11, Governor Dennis Daugaard (R) signed House Bill 1149 into law. Sponsored by state Representative Brian Gosch (R-32), this bill provides that a legal South Dakota “resident” can obtain a concealed pistol permit. This legislation cleans up a state law that restricted concealed pistol permits to “citizens” only. The issue was brought to the attention of lawmakers after the state was sued by a legal U.S. resident and British national who was denied a permit. - [Read more]

After working on the budget for the past two months, the Delaware General Assembly will reconvene tomorrow, Tuesday, March 15. Two of the four firearm proposals announced by Governor Jack Markell (D) earlier this year have been drafted and introduced. - [Read more]

Your Missouri state Representatives are scheduled to debate and vote on important pro-gun legislation THIS week, and they need to hear from you now! - [Read more]

Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre and NRA-ILA Executive Director respond to President Obamas op-ed on gun laws. - [Read more]

Tomorrow, March 15, House Bill 222 is expected to be considered by the full House of Representatives. This important self-defense legislation would allow for the lawful carry of a firearm on college and university campuses for self-defense, as long as the individual is not restricted from legally carrying a firearm by any state or federal law. - [Read more]

After passing in the state Senate by a 38 to 1 vote last week, Senate Bill 152 has now been scheduled for a public hearing in the House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee this Wednesday, March 16. This hearing will take place at 9:00 a.m. in room 783 of the Docking State Office Building. - [Read more]

- [Read more]

On Tuesday, March 22, the University of Tennessee at Martin Faculty Senate will vote on a resolution that would oppose Senate Bill 399, proposed legislation in the Tennessee General Assembly. Sponsored by state Senator Stacey Campfield (R-7), SB 399 would allow all full-time college and university faculty and staff with a Handgun Carry Permit to carry handguns on campus. - [Read more]

Tomorrow, the New Hampshire House of Representatives will consider two important “self-defense” bills on the House floor. These two measures, HB 210 and HB 235, are important for New Hampshire gun owners and need your support. Please contact your state Representative(s) today and urge them to support House Bill 210 and House Bill 235. For contact information or help identifying your state Representative, please click here. - [Read more]

House Bill 517, introduced by state Representative Chris Dorworth (R) has been scheduled to be heard in the House Criminal Justice Subcommittee on Tuesday, March 15, 2011 at 8:00 a.m. HB 517 would make three much needed changes to the Florida "Right-to-Carry" law -- also known as the Concealed Weapons Licensing law and it would also conform Florida’s firearms purchase law with federal law. The bill basically does the four following things: 1. Provides that concealed weapons license holders... - [Read more]

The Texas Senate could vote on Senate Bill 321 as early as this Monday, March 14. Introduced by state Senator Glenn Hegar (R-Katy), SB 321 is an NRA-backed bill that would prevent employers from enacting and enforcing policies to prohibit employees from storing firearms in their locked private motor vehicles while parked at work. Texas gun owners should not have to worry about being fired for lawfully storing a firearm in their personal vehicle should they choose to carry a handgun for... - [Read more]

- [Read more]

The Sutter County Board of Supervisors will meet on Tuesday, March 15 at 7 p.m. and your attendance is needed at this meeting to stand up for the responsible hunters who use the levees! This meeting will take place at the Sutter County Hall of Records located at 466 Second Street in Yuba City at 7 p.m. If you are unable to attend, please call the Board of Supervisor’s at (530) 822-7106 or click here to send an e-mail urging them to support responsible hunting on the levees and oppose this... - [Read more]

Many Second Amendment-related bills have been introduced in the Tennessee Legislature and are moving quickly throughout both chambers. - [Read more]

Yesterday, the Senate Committee on Federal and State Affairs passed House Bill 2013, which will now be sent to the Senate floor for a vote. The intent of HB 2013 is to clean up Kansas’ firearm code and to remove a provision that became obsolete with the enactment of the Firearms Owners Protection Act (FOPA). Originally, the federal Gun Control Act banned interstate sales of firearms but contained an exception for long gun transactions occurring between federally licensed firearms dealers... - [Read more]

Please attend the Sutter County Fish and Game Advisory Commission meeting tomorrow, March 10 at 7 p.m. and help stand up for the responsible hunters who use the levees! - [Read more]

Today, March 4, the state House concurred with the Senate amendment to NRA-backed House Bill 1, the Right to Hunt and Fish constitutional amendment, and it thus will be on the ballot in November of 2012. Earlier this week, HB 1 passed the state Senate by a 33 to 2 vote. - [Read more]

A number of pro-gun, pro-hunting bills are on the move in the Oregon House of Representatives and are scheduled for committee consideration early next week. - [Read more]