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The Washington state Legislature has passed some of the country’s strongest legislation to protect residents from hazardous chemicals in cosmetic products.
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Many lawmakers call Washington's new drug policy a hard compromise that represents just one step toward tackling the state's overdose crisis.
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The Washington Legislature went back to work Tuesday in an effort to finalize the state's drug possession and addiction treatment law.
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Washington’s legislators will be back in the capitol on May 16 to hash out the state’s law on possession of drugs. One important player: The freshman class in the House. This is the third part of KNKX's "Freshman Magic" series.
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Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has signed a law to protect minors seeking gender-affirming care from the intervention of estranged parents.
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Washington lawmakers will reconvene for a special legislative session this month to pass a new drug possession law.
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Housing, health care and public safety topped the agenda for Washington lawmakers during the first in-person session since the pandemic hit.
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Washington lawmakers passed new laws on gun control, housing, abortion protections and criminal justice. But there is at least one issue the legislature left unresolved.
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Washington is now one of 10 states in the country with an assault weapons ban on the books, after Gov. Jay Inslee signed the measure into law Tuesday.
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Washington lawmakers have closed out the legislative session by adopting a $69 billion operating budget for the next two years. Lawmakers passed more than 450 bills during the session that ended Sunday.