Newtown School Massacre
Building a sanctuary to heal a torn Connecticut town
Catherine Hubbard loved animals. But on Dec. 14, 2012, the 6-year-old lost her life at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Now, her family is honoring her life-long dream with an animal sanctuary.
Few states find narrow route to gun control laws
Governors, Democratic legislatures, shootings make gun control possible in some states
Newtown gunman had access to huge weapons cache
With his choice of weapons from home arsenal, Newtown gunman carried out massacre in 5 minutes
Va. Tech, Newtown cyclists ride to Capitol
Riding side by side, family members of the Virginia Tech shooting victims and a team of cyclists from Newtown, Conn., made their way to Capitol Hill Tuesday seeking changes to the nation's gun laws and solidarity.
Cycling from Newtown to D.C.: 'Grace is on our wheel'
This group of riders is named for the 26 children and adults who were killed in the Sandy Hook school shootings in Newtown, Conn. on Dec. 14, 2012.
Sandy Hook teacher: My Goldendoodle reminds me there is good in the world
Sandy Hook Elementary School teacher Laura Feinstein was one of nine families who received a Goldendoodle puppy from a litter born on the same day as the school shooting. She shares how her new puppy, Zeus, has brought love and joy into her life since the tragedy.
Sandy Hook shooter's goal: Kill more than Anders Breivik
The 20-year-old man who carried the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School reportedly was obsessed with a Norwegian mass murderer, who killed 77 people in 2011.
New mood index measures Americans happiness
Holidays seem to make us very happy. No surprise. But sometimes it's not so clear what can ruins our good mood.
No sign of compromise yet on gun control legislation
Major Garrett, CBS News chief White House correspondent
Thousands march for gun control in Washington
Thousands of people, many holding signs with names of gun violence victims and messages such as Ban Assault Weapons Now, joined a rally for gun control on Saturday, marching from the Capitol to the Washington Monument.
Gun used to kill NY cop made familiar trip with stops in Va.
The history of a gun used to kill a New York City cop included a sale in a Virginia pawn shop and was lost when a prior owner was evicted from his Virginia apartment. New York prosecutors say its journey north to the city is all too common.
Biden: Va. Tech showed background checks needed
Vice President Joe Biden says the 2007 Virginia Tech shooting illustrates the importance of background checks for gun purchasers.
Poll: Majority of Virginians want to close the gun show loophole
A new survey of Virginia voters shows that three- fourths want to close the state's so-called "gun show loophole."
Norton fears new attack on D.C. gun restirctions
Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton fears Republican members of Congress will use new gun legislation to strike down the District's tough gun laws.
Biden to promote gun control in pro-gun Virginia
Vice President Joe Biden is launching a White House campaign of road trips to promote gun control with a visit to Virginia, a state that has experienced its own school shooting tragedy yet maintains an avidly pro-gun tradition.
Firm creates bulletproof whiteboards for schools
Maryland armor manufacturer Hardwire LLC has developed a handheld whiteboard for classrooms that can stop a bullet from a handgun fired at point-blank range.
Fairfax to create formal gun give-back program
Fairfax County is working on a formal gun give- back program to get unwanted weapons off the street.
President's to-do list includes memos, orders
Major Garrett, CBS News Chief White House Correspondent
President faces tough fight on Capitol Hill
Rachel Smolkin, Deputy Managing Editor of POLITICO
President can shape opinion on gun reform legislation
Howard Fineman, Senior Political Editor for the Huffington Post and a Political Analyst for MSNBC



