Ethan Song

Guilford Police Department collected over 80 guns at a gun buyback event on Saturday in honor of Ethan Song, a 15-year-old who shot himself with a handgun owned by a friend’s father in January 2018.

Gov. Ned Lamont has signed legislation for tougher gun storage laws in the state. The family behind that bill said this is just the beginning.

The Connecticut Senate has passed legislation stemming from the death of a Guilford teen who accidentally shot himself in the head.

Three gun control bills, two involving the storage of firearms and one concerning the manufacture of guns without serial numbers, passed in the Connecticut Senate Thursday.

Actor Paul Rudd is endorsing a national version of Ethan’s Law, a proposal by a Guilford family for stronger gun storage laws.

A Guilford family devastated by gun violence is taking their fight for tougher laws to Washington.

The Connecticut House of Representatives has overwhelmingly passed legislation stemming from the death of a Guilford teen who accidentally shot himself in the head.

On Monday, a public hearing was held in Hartford to tighten laws on gun storage safety. The bipartisan bill for gun storage safety would make it required for both loaded and unloaded guns to be safely stored in homes occupied by minors and people not allowed to legally have access to firearms.

Advocates for gun rights and gun control are expected to pack a Connecticut legislative hearing on several firearms bills, including measures that would tighten safe storage laws and require people openly carrying guns to produce their permits if police ask.

Connecticut Democrats, with some support from Republicans, are looking to enact gun reforms that they were unable to pass last year.

A Guilford family is calling for change and new legislation after their teenage son was killed in what police are calling an accidental shooting.

The parents of Ethan Song, the 15-year-old Guilford High student who died after accidentally shooting himself, want changes to the gun laws in Connecticut.

The family of a high school student who was killed in a shooting last year wants to see a law that closes what the call a loophole. The legislation would be called Ethan’s Law.

A Guilford family is calling for change after their teenage son was killed in what police are calling an accidental shooting.

A 15-year-old Guilford High School freshman who died after a shooting in Guilford accidentally shot himself, according to a report from the State’s Attorney.

The family of a Guilford teen who was shot and killed earlier this year has formed a foundation and is raising money in his name to help others.