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Washington becomes fourth state to ban bump stocks
WASHINGTON STATE LEGISLATURE

Washington becomes fourth state to ban bump stocks

Gov. Inslee signs bill into law March 6.

 

WASHINGTON STATE LEGISLATURE

Washington state expands abortion coverage

Reproductive Parity Act passes both chambers by slim margins.

 

DV survivors could get new protections from discrimination

DV survivors could get new protections from discrimination

Lawmakers heard the bill in the Senate Committee for Labor and Commerce on Feb. 19.

 

Washington state moves closer to bump stock ban
WASHINGTON STATE LEGISLATURE

Washington state moves closer to bump stock ban

SB 5992 passed the House of Representatives 56-41 on Friday, Feb. 23, largely along party lines.

Washington state moves closer to bump stock ban
STATE LEGISLATURE

Proposal to eliminate the death penalty passes the state Senate

After passionate floor debate, the bill moves to the state House

STATE LEGISLATURE

After mass shootings, lawmakers clash over gun legislation

At least 10 firearms bills introduced early in session; four still stand chance at becoming law.

STATE LEGISLATURE

First Amendment rights for student newspapers moves through Legislature

Student newspapers could get additional free speech protections.

STATE LEGISLATURE

‘Ban the Box’ bill employment bill advances in state House

State Rep. Caldier said bill barring criminal history question on applications doesn’t go far enough.

Proposed bill would provide free college tuition to some students
STATE LEGISLATURE

Proposed bill would provide free college tuition to some students

OLYMPIA— A proposal to establish the Evergreen Free College Program would phase in funding to pay tuition for students from low- and middle-income families. SB… Continue reading

Proposed bill would provide free college tuition to some students
2018 Legislative Session

LGBTQ protection bills advance in state Senate

Would ban conversion therapy, require healthcare worker training

State lawmakers re-consider eliminating statute of limitations on sex crimes
2018 Legislative Session

State lawmakers re-consider eliminating statute of limitations on sex crimes

Senate’s Law and Justice Committee is the next step for the bill

State lawmakers re-consider eliminating statute of limitations on sex crimes