Washington lawmakers are considering HB 2320 to regulate the manufacture of untraceable firearms, including ghost guns made with 3D printing, due to a surge in cases involving these weapons.

Washington and New York are writing legislation requiring a massive refit of CNC and 3D printers or they’re banned from sale.

A House committee heard arguments from both supporters and opponents of the bill on Wednesday morning in Olympia.

HB 2320 is a proposed bill aiming to update state laws to address the rise of untraceable "ghost guns" through the unlicensed ...

The State of Washington is next in line to enact regulations to curb the manufacture and distribution of 3D-printed firearms, ...

The Arizona Wildcats will play this fall on a $1.3 million turf field, the latest artificial surface inside Arizona Stadium. The Wildcats’ FieldTurf Vortex Core field will come with cork infill “for ...

Kathy Hochul plans to introduce a proposal that would require all 3D printers sold in the state to include software that ...

British luxury automaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars reported a strong performance in 2025, crediting the success to the continued ...

New York would become the first state to require manufacturers of 3D printers to block production of guns and gun parts under ...

Her proposals include first-in-the-nation safety standards that would prevent 3D printers from even manufacturing firearms and their parts.

The new proposals would apply increased penalties for 3D-printing guns and add-ons such as 3D-printed illegal automatic-fire switches. The legislation would also require 3D printer manufacturers to ...

An in-depth look at ghost guns in 2026, examining past battles, Supreme Court rulings, 3D printing tech, and Second Amendment implications.