shooting range
Coverage of shooting range in the Nexus archive.
- Controversial shooting range in Goochland faces setback
A controversial proposed shooting range in Goochland has faced a heavy setback after county leaders recommended its rejection. The proposal, which was previously slated for the area, took a blow following this recommendation made on Thursday night.
- San Diego County kicks immigration agents out of shooting range. Sheriff says not so fast
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted to end an agreement that allowed ICE and CBP agents to train at a county-owned shooting range. However, Sheriff Kelly Martinez quickly intervened with his actions in an attempt to uphold CBP's continued access to the facility.
- San Diego County kicks immigration agents out of shooting range. Sheriff says not so fast
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted to end an agreement that allowed ICE and CBP agents to train at a county-owned shooting range. However, Sheriff Kelly Martinez quickly intervened in the proceedings to uphold CBP's continued access to the facility.
- Goochland resident asks reconsideration of proposed shooting range location
A Goochland resident is asking officials to reconsider the proposed location of a shooting range. The request follows a meeting where a family expressed concerns, and the planning commission may recommend approval of a conditional use permit in August.
- Shooting range at Basalt State Wildlife Area closed until further notice
The shooting range at Basalt State Wildlife Area has been closed until further notice due to extreme fire danger. The closure affects the Western Slope region.
- New Training Rules Could Be In Store for Police Oversight Commissioners
Pasadena’s civilian police watchdogs may be required to complete new training requirements, including visiting the Police Department’s shooting range, ride-alongs, and community-based training on implicit bias and the city’s policing history. The proposed rules, adopted by the Community Police Oversight Commission (CPOC) with a 7-4 vote, are set for review by a City Council committee.