Nineteen states and Washington, D.C., now have red-flag laws, which allow authorities to ask judges to order the temporary removal of guns from people threatening violence. Many jurisdictions, however, have failed to use the laws to keep people safe.

Tony Montalto, Ryan Petty, and Debbi Hixon discuss the 2022 legislative priorities for Stand with Parkland - The National Association of Families for Safe Schools with WLRN.

Senator Scott argues for Extreme Risk Protection Orders (red-flag laws) to save lives.

The Sun-Sentinel wins the Pulitzer Prize for public service for their reporting on the many failures in Broward County that led up to the massacre at MSD.

Two decades after Columbine and five years after Sandy Hook, educators and police still weren’t ready for Parkland.

Sun Sentinel and Miami Hearld sue to force investigators and prosecutors to release hundreds of pages of interview transcripts related to the Parkland school shooting claiming these government agencies are violating the state’s public records law.

School districts hide behind FERPA to cover-up crimes and other issues at schools. Editors argue for a change in the law to ensure schools don't use it as an excuse and sheild for sharing information.

Reporters for the Sun Sentinel document how schools across the state mis-report data about crimes at school. They also document how schools use FERPA to conceal facts.

The American Medical Association publishes its recommendations around responsible gun ownership. The AMA acted because it believed Congress has failed in its responsibility to act.

A doctor who treated victims from the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School describes the horrible difference between gun shot wounds from hand guns and assault weapons.