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A series of town halls focused on gun violence ended tonight with the third and final one held at the Urban Ecology Center at Phil Hardberger Park. The last town hall focused on public safety and policy.

The third and final town hall meeting on gun violence is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Ecological Center at Hardberger Park.

Getting at least one gun off the streets is better than "none,” according to San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg's take on the city’s proposed gun buyback program.

Recent mass shootings in Texas have resulted in an outcry to Gov. Greg Abbott to call a special session to do something about gun violence. Instead, he issued eight executive orders aimed at stopping potential mass shootings last week.

Bexar County leaders hold a press conference Monday to announce a half dozen initiatives aimed at increasing gun safety in the community.

Bexar County announced a new partnership Monday that will promote gun violence prevention programs in the community.

On Thursday, the San Antonio City Council unanimously passed a resolution demanding federal and state action on gun violence.

State Rep. Gutierrez released a proposal that would crack down on gun violence called the Secure Access Firearm Enforcement Act

San Antonio city leaders are trying to unite the community in an effort to stop mass shootings by getting to the root of the problem.

On Thursday, San Antonio City Council members will vote on whether Governor Greg Abbott should call a special session on gun control.

San Antonio District 8 City Councilman Manny Peláez announced a three-part discussion series, which will be held town hall-style, to discuss the mass shootings in our country following the deadly incidents in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso.

After a high school student killed several classmates a few years ago, doctors at Seattle Children’s Hospital went into action. Their goal isn’t to take guns away, but rather to make sure they are safe in the home.