The lawsuit claims Husky Armory, an online dealer, sold a 'ghost-gun' kit to a Louisville teenager without verifying his age or backgrounding him.

A lawsuit against a Baltimore gun shop accused of illegally selling untraceable "ghost gun" kits went to trial Monday.

Rules that put kits used to build “ghost guns” in the same legal category as traditional firearms went into effect after judges declined requests to halt them.

Henry Willis,18, bought a ghost gun kit for $500 from HuskyArmory. com in 2023. Sadly, he later used the firearm to take his own life.

A Louisville family is suing an online firearms dealer after they say the company sold their teenage son a ghost-gun kit without verifying his age or performing a background check.

The Supreme Court upheld federal restrictions on the kit guns in March, but gun rights groups hope the Trump administration -- or the courts -- will still roll them back.

A Trenton man has lost his appeal challenging charges for bringing ghost gun kits from Pennsylvania into New Jersey, where possessing them is illegal. Malihki X. Oliver was sentenced to three ...

Honolulu police and state law enforcement officials are hoping a proposed piece of federal legislation will help stop the proliferation of untraceable, homemade firearms in Hawaii.

Police found five ghost gun kits and high-capacity magazines in a New Jersey man's car after he returned from a Pennsylvania gun show. A Trenton man has lost his appeal challenging charges for ...