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We're only halfway through April, and we're already getting a late sunset.

It sets at just about 8 o'clock tonight.

Here's our roundup of today's top stories.

It's Tuesday, April 15th.

Starting with the Washington State Attorney General is suing Seattle Public Schools

over allegations of repeated illegal treatment of pregnant and nursing employees. Sammy West has more.

The civil rights lawsuit was filed in King County Superior Court Tuesday. It claims the district routinely failed to provide

reasonable accommodations to pregnant and nursing staffers as required by state law, including

flexible bathroom breaks, modified work schedules, and the ability to sit more frequently. In one

instance, the complaint alleges an employee was unable to sit during her entire workday while eight months pregnant.

In other instances, workers describe pumping breaks and arrangements being, quote, frequently disregarded.

And that caused some staffers serious health issues like clogged ducks and mastitis.

The lawsuit also claims the district retaliated against employees

who requested accommodations. Sammy West, K-U-O-W News. To the rights of parents, Democrats in the

state legislature are closer to adopting changes to a hotly debated parents' rights law.

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