Yes, we did. I believe that it went into effect in January. We have had open carry for as long S I can remember. Carry in the front is legal, there used to be restrictions on loaded weapons that are easily accessible.
This state has liberal castle laws. The last change, if I'm remembering correctly, is that it applies pretty much wherever you are legally present, for example, in a hotel, your car, outside your car, visiting another person's home, etc, but it does not carry over to general public places. Only a home-like situation, or your "temporary castle."
The definition of the castle here is pretty liberal, in some places, it must be an actual invasion of the home, here it applies to everything out to the street, but that leaves a vague definition for people on land or in multiple units.
I believe that our legislative body will eventually adopt a stand your ground law.
This isn't legal advice and it's not intended to be a comprehensive explanation of my state's legal environment. There are a lot of parts in place to protect a person who has been involved in a shooting that meets the legal terms.
In a side note, there used to be an open bottle law forbidding having an unsealed bottle in the passenger compartment, just having it there, even empty, would result in a fine. Of course, it is legal to drive after drinking as long as you're bac is legal.
As it stands now, the open bottle law was removed. In fact, a passenger can even drink, as long as the driver isn't. I never expected that I could trade seats with my wife on a long trip, have a beer and sandwich while she drove, then trade seats again. We have put out some very odd laws.
Again, not intended as advice and these are only to be taken as how I understood and remember these laws as posted on state legal information sites.