Vote Yes in 2026 to protect Massachusetts’ new gun safety laws… Keep communities safes.

Gun Sense Voter is a non-partisan grassroots movement dedicated to creating a future free from gun violence—and that starts with electing candidates who will implement better gun laws.

The Gun Violence Data Hub, an initiative of The Trace, provides support, resources, and reliable data to newsrooms, researchers, and the public.

Shots fired on I-275 during a Springdale road rage clash — police tracked the truck to a Grandin Avenue address.

This November, voters in Western Massachusetts will decide whether to keep or get rid of the state’s major gun law by voting on Ballot Question 9.

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Vote Yes in 2026 to protect Massachusetts’ new gun safety laws… Keep communities safes.

Help make a difference for children

Vote Yes in 2026 to protect Massachusetts’ new gun safety laws… Keep communities safes.

DOJ announced it will not appeal the ruling in Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF, overturning century-old common-sense regulations on silencers and more.

Fewest Shooting Victims Since State Began Tracking Data Two Decades Ago.

A survivor of the 1 October mass shooting in Las Vegas is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold assault weapons bans as the justices prepare to hear challenges to laws in Connecticut and Chicago.

While just over a third of respondents said they’re more concerned about ineligible people voting, more respondents (56%) said eligible voters not voting is a bigger problem. The latter concern, as a ...

A Trace analysis found more murder-suicides involving victims 65 or older in 2025 than in any year since tracking began more than a decade ago.

The family of Renee Good filed a pair of lawsuits against the federal government and top Trump administration officials Thursday morning, seeking compensation and a trial to determine the liability of...

Want to vote in the upcoming Nov. 3 general election? Sunday, Oct. 4 is the voter registration deadline to ensure you’re eligible.

Domestic violence campaigners have been left outraged after claims that abusers are only eligible for a new gun-rights program because the star needed to qualify.