Jun. 3—MOORHEAD — Binary triggers, used in the killing of a Fargo police officer last year and three Burnsville responders in February, will be banned in Minnesota by a new law signed by Gov. Tim Walz ...

Sitting in a parked car with an arsenal of weapons and ammunition, the man who fired on police officers in North Dakota earlier this month chose to use the one gun in his vehicle that was modified ...

"What’s more important?" columnist Jim Shaw asks. "Allowing mass murderers to have deadly firepower or saving lives of innocent people?" From left, North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley, Fargo ...

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FARGO — North Dakota lawmakers made sure binary triggers were legal in the state four years before a gunman who likely planned a mass shooting in Fargo used the device to kill a police officer. The ...

A Ramsey County judge struck down a ban on a firearm device that can double the rate of fire, siding with a gun rights group that argued the way by which state lawmakers approved the law was ...

FARGO, N.D. -- North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley said the gunman who ambushed Fargo police officers, killing one, used a legal device called a binary trigger. Mohamad Barakat, 37, opened fire ...

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Sitting in a parked car with an arsenal of weapons and ammunition, the man who fired on police officers in North Dakota earlier this month chose to use the one gun in his vehicle that was modified ...