Roger Nakamine is the only gunshot victim who survived the attack last week.

Officials took questions from only two reporters – and offered no new information in response – before leaving a press conference.

Officials refused to answer many questions about the U.S. sailor who shot and killed two civilians on the base, wounded another and then took his own life.

Updated. Waianae resident Vincent Kapoi Jr. was among the dead, according to his wife. Names of other victims have not been released.

A recently passed “red flag law” is expected to help keep Hawaii’s per capita rates of gun deaths one of the lowest in the country.

Criminal charges were recently dismissed. But a judge will decide whether prosecutors can still pursue a case that goes to the heart of Hawaii’s self-defense laws.

The Hawaii Firearms Coalition says it’s trying to find out why the state is retaining registered gun owners’ fingerprints.

A state senator’s resolutions targeting the Second Amendment are among several firearms measures in the Legislature.

In the wake of a federal court decision challenging Hawaii’s restrictive gun laws, the commission wants a deeper look at HPD’s process for denying gun carry applications.

Violent crimes involving firearms have risen 24 percent in the last four years. Many of the guns, prosecutors say, were stolen.