David Lamb

Posted: Updated: MOUNTAIN BROOK, Ala. ( WIAT ) — Adele Culp has nothing but sweet memories of Gigi, the family's 13-year-old black Labrador retriever.

EV ownership is on the rise nationally, and Alabama is also getting in on the spike.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — The Veterans Health Administration is stepping up efforts to get veterans in crisis the help they need and to make that help easier to get. Many veterans’ live…

With the start of a new year, most people have resolutions of one sort or the other. For couples, working on their relationship may be one of those resolutions.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — Losing weight, eating a healthier diet and exercising more are popular New Year’s resolutions. But instead of following the latest fad diets, what if you could…

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — New Alabama Head Football Coach Kalen DeBoer has hit the ground running since taking over for Nick Saban. DeBoer has not only been monitoring the transfer portal but…

State and federal laws require them to give up their guns, yet one such man killed three first responders in Burnsville. Our research offers possible ways to close the gaps.

We can start with better domestic violence gun surrender laws and a stronger implementation system, contributors David Lamb and Megan Walsh write.

Blue Star Press, an independent publisher based in Bend, Oregon, is pleased to announce that as part of its ongoing partnership with Penguin Random House, it has entered into a 10-year extension of its sales and distribution agreement and acquired Sasquatch Books. The deal was announced today by Peter Licalzi, CEO, Blue Star Press, and Jeff Abraham, President of Publishing Operations, Technology, and Services, Penguin Random House. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The revival of the action brought by Mexico against American firearm giants signals a new path for lawsuits seeking to hold gun manufacturers liable. Rose Lewis is a student at the University of Minnesota Law School. David Lamb is a J.D. Candidate at the University of Minnesota Law School, where he serves as a student director of the Gun Violence Prevention Clinic. Prior to law school, he worked as an editor of award-winning nonfiction books and an investigative journalist.