Shortly after graduating high school, an 18-year-old Louisvillian purchased a ghost gun kit from an online Nebraska-based seller.

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

After Baltimore won a $1.2 million settlement with a “ghost gun” manufacturer, the city’s litigation over untraceable weapons ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday appeared likely to uphold government regulation of self-assemble firearm kits that produce untraceable weapons known as "ghost guns." ...

They're called ghost guns -- powerful handguns that can be bought online without a background check or license and put together in minutes.

Maui police said the tragic killing of Officer O by a convicted felon with a ghost gun is sparking outrage. So, how are ...

Until about two years ago, ghost gun kits were available online that allowed people to assemble the weapons at home without background checks or age verification.

Ghost guns are any privately made firearms without the serial numbers that allow police to trace weapons used in crime. The 2022 regulation was focused on kits sold online with everything needed to ...

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.

Stefanie Feldman, a White House policy advisor, says "These ghost-gun kits which you can buy online, put together in as little as 30 minutes and then have a lethal weapon without going through a ...

Police believe a ghost gun used in the slaying of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO in Manhattan was made on a 3D printer rather than assembled from a kit of the kind at the center of the Supreme Court case.