Kansas lawmakers say guns shouldn't be blamed in spiking youth suicide rates | State

TOPEKA — Though firearm deaths make up a significant amount of youth suicides in the state, lawmakers on a mental health committee rejected recommendations for gun safety measures, asking instead

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