In Florida, a fatal black bear attack has been recorded for the first time. It happened in a rural part of the state.
Fatal Bear Attack Recorded for First Time in Florida

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In Florida, a fatal black bear attack has been recorded for the first time. It happened in a rural part of the state.
Upon being confronted about this alleged violation of state rights and the investigation, a spokesperson for the city of Jacksonville said, “Out of respect and in full cooperation with their review, we won’t be commenting further at this time.”
Trump acknowledged the Florida State University tragedy but warned against using it to erode Second Amendment rights.
Florida Carry’s cases against the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (“FDLE”) for violations of your rights are moving forward after multiple victories in Florida’s First District Court of Appeals.
According to attorneys, the now dead attacker could not legally carry a firearm due to his criminal history.
We’ve seen this before—lawful gun owners being treated like threats simply for being armed. Add a barking dog to the mix, and suddenly the civilian becomes the enemy.
Florida House votes to lower the minimum age for purchasing long guns from 21 to 18, repealing parts of post-Parkland gun control law.
Florida’s strong firearm pre-emption law could be significantly undermined if House Bill 651 is passed into law.
“If the NRA decides to seek further review at SCOTUS, I am directing my office not to defend this law.” – Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis showed strong support for restoring Second Amendment rights in the Gunshine State.
A Lake City man and MMA Fighter was shot and killed late Tuesday night while allegedly breaking into a home where his ex-wife and children lived, according to police.
A female employee in downtown Pensacola defended herself with a legally owned firearm after being attacked in the hotel’s laundry room on Monday morning.
Founders wanted to create similar special operations units across a coalition of states, which would not be subject to federal oversight or presidential authority.
The 2A Freedom Fest has grown over the years and is shaping up to be one of the must-go-to events in the gun community. The 2025 Freedom Fest will be held on February 22.
A court dismissed charges against Edward Druzolowski more than a year after he shot a violent felon neighbor. The neighbor had threatened him with a chainsaw while advancing toward Druzolowski.
“This is the state of Florida, if you want to break into someone’s home, you should expect to be shot.”
With no choice left as the intruder advanced towards him, Coles discharged his firearm, striking McGuire in the leg. He then held McGuire at gunpoint…
A lawsuit was filed against Hillsboro County School District for suspending a student who brought shell casings to school.
Fearing for his son’s life, the subcontractor’s father, intervened by drawing his own firearm and shooting Abdo who was pronounced DRT or dead right there.
Fearing for his life, Hurst drew his concealed firearm and shot Montes de Oca, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
Chief Hagan could soon be forced to answer uncomfortable questions under oath, along with the five city councilors who passed the ordinance.
Okeechobee Police Chief Hagan likely violated his oath when he banned gun sales and the right to keep and bear arms.
The five-member Okeechobee, Florida city council and Police Chief Donald Hagan may each be forced to pay $5,000 personally – without using taxpayer dollars – for violating Florida’s powerful preemption statute.
Despite the warnings,…when the suspect lunged within arm’s distance, the employee fired his weapon in self-defense, fatally wounding the assailant.
Police Chief Donald C. Hagan II did try to suspend gun rights during the hurricane, but is now claiming it was a misunderstanding.
The City of Okeechobee took advantage of the storm by prohibiting carrying, selling, or displaying firearms and ammunition during its state of emergency.
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody will not defend the state’s open carry ban in a case filed by GOA and Richard “Flying Rich” Hughes.
None of the defendants responded to the complaint, leaving the Court no choice but to issue a default judgment for the plaintiffs.
A video of the end of a “road rage” incident has resulted in felony charges against Paul Slane, 63. The video shows Slane committing three felonies.
Savagely beating the woman’s brother with brass knuckles and a rod, striking him repeatedly. Witnessing the violent assault, the woman’s son, a minor who lived in the home, ran inside to grab a firearm.