Glock switches — tiny devices that turn pistols into machine guns — are on the rise in Ohio and across the country. Some are used by backyard gun enthusiasts. Others are used by criminals. A Glock ...

Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison is suing Glock over devices that can convert handguns into machine guns, posing safety risks. The lawsuit claims Glock prioritizes profits over safety by allowing ...

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (FOX 44) – A Glock 19 with a switch has been seized in a College Station traffic stop, in addition to narcotics. College Station Police say 19-year-old Joe John Andrade, of ...

SPRINGFIELD — One of the two students facing charges for reportedly bringing guns to a school in Springfield has been indicted. Parker Hall, 18, was indicted on two counts of illegal conveyance or ...

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - November 2022: Five people at a packed nightclub on Dauphin Street suffer gunshot wounds as others dive for cover. New Year’s Eve 2022: Gunfire interrupts the holiday celebration ...

A Baton Rouge man and woman were arrested on Tuesday for allegedly printing, constructing and selling Glock switches after authorities searched their apartments, according to police. The pair also ...

Bad parenting, idle time and immature brains rarely add up to anything good. In Louisville, we see the result every day — too many young people with guns. And now, there's something compounding to the ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - In a significant move to curb gun violence, the Alabama State Senate voted in favor of Senate Bill 116, which will make the possession of Glock switches a Class C felony. Gov ...

The Alabama Senate on Tuesday issued final approval for a bill that would make possession of a Glock switch a Class C felony. The bill now goes to Gov. Kay Ivey, who can sign it into law. SB116, ...

Gov. Kay Ivey Wednesday signed a bill making possession of a “Glock switch,” which converts semi-automatic handguns into fully automatic weapons, a state crime. SB 116, sponsored by Sen. Will Barfoot, ...

Bad parenting, idle time and immature brains rarely add up to anything good. In Louisville, we see the result every day — too many young people with guns. And now, there's something even more ...