Justin and Andrew talk about the renewed calls for legislation to address gun violence in the commonwealth, coming on the heels of two mass shootings last weekend. We get the latest on potential "red flag" legislation and run down why lawmakers may be looking to put more resources into mental health programming in schools. Like what you hear? Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Play.

Thirty-one people died after mass shootings in Ohio and Texas last weekend, prompting Pennsylvania Democrats to call for stronger gun laws before the Keystone State suffers another mass shooting of its own. 

Gov. Tom Wolf on Wednesday stopped short of calling for a special session to address gun violence, but the York County Democrat made clear that he wants to see movement on major gun-related bills this session. 

At a time when lawmakers from both parties are attempting to pass gun control measures in Harrisburg and Washington, a poll released Thursday shows that two-thirds of Pennsylvania residents would support such actions.

The poll, conducted by Franklin and Marshall College, also showed strong voter support for a plan to repair infrastructure in the state similar to Gov. Tom Wolf’s Restore Pennsylvania proposal, which is funded by a severance tax on natural gas. It also noted widespread support for finding another means of funding the State Police to replace shifting money from the Motor Vehicle Licensing Fund, another priority for Wolf.

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This week legislators and the governor called for action when it comes to gun laws, results showed the state's Safe2Say program was a success during its first year, and seven Philadelphia police officers resigned.