Washington state lawmakers plan to pursue a broad range of police reforms the next time they meet, including possibly limiting police use of tear gas and chokeholds.
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Fom the Spokesman-Review If the Washington Legislature is forced into a special session to deal with the economic collapse sparked by COVID-19, some lawmakers are working to make sure they also debate police reform in the aftermath of nationwide protests ...
Read MoreFrom the Spokesman-Review In their quest for police reform, elected officials in the city of Spokane may lean on their counterparts in the state Legislature for help. But what action the legislature will take – and when it will next ...
Read MoreFrom The Washington State Wire The Senate Behavioral Health Subcommittee held a meeting Monday morning to discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on behavioral health in Washington State. During the meeting, the committee heard from multiple panels on a range of topics including ...
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