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People convicted of misdemeanor stalking or sexual assault would not be allowed to possess firearms and ammunition.

The measures would set guidelines for use of body cams and establish boards for training and to review police use of force.

A proposal pushed by the teachers union would have raised $850 million per year. Another bill would have helped pay for caregiver services.

Two bills to bar commerce in ivory and other products made from endangered species may succeed this year in the House and Senate.

A House bill would ban sales of firearms and ammunition to those convicted of misdemeanor stalking or sexual assault.

Compromise legislation that included requirement for surprise inspections now contains only an industry-backed measure rejected last year.

A look at some of the measures that survived the first major deadline of the session, and some of what has fallen by the wayside.

Only two states currently allow incarcerated felons to vote, but Rep. Kaniela Ing says the prohibition disproportionately harms Native Hawaiians.

The neglected council has struggled to meet over the past year due to lack of quorum.

Journalists are pushing for more access in emergency situations, but state officials testify that safety concerns trump those of the media.