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New WA Gun Law: Open Carry Banned in Public Spaces | Columbia Basin - Vimarsana News

New WA Gun Law: Open Carry Banned in Public Spaces | Columbia Basin

OLYMPIA – A new Washington state gun law, SB 5444, went into effect on Thursday, prohibiting the open carry of firearms, knives, and other weapons in libraries, transit facilities, zoos,

Open-carry now banned in WA transit stations, libraries, zoos - Vimarsana News

Open-carry now banned in WA transit stations, libraries, zoos

(The Center Square) - A new Washington gun law takes effect Thursday which prohibits open carry of firearms in libraries, transit facilities, zoos, and more.

Gov. Inslee expected to sign legislation banning semi-automatic weapons - Vimarsana News

Gov. Inslee expected to sign legislation banning semi-automatic weapons

A bill that will ban the sale, manufacture and import of assault weapons in Washington is one signature away from becoming law, sparking an uptick in gun sales, according to local gun stores.

Gun sales soaring, sheriffs objecting ahead of final vote on WA "assault weapons" ban - Vimarsana News

Gun sales soaring, sheriffs objecting ahead of final vote on WA "assault weapons" ban

Neither of which is likely to make a lick of difference to the Democrat-controlled state legislature in Olympia, which is poised to send Gov. Jay Inslee his much-desired gun ban bill in the coming day...

Gun buyback event held in effort to reduce gun violence at the local, state level in Washington - Vimarsana News

Gun buyback event held in effort to reduce gun violence at the local, state level in Washington

The King County Sheriff's Office held a gun buyback event in Burien on Saturday. The agency collected 287 firearms and paid out $36,525 in gift cards.

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