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A montage of the members of the Washington Legislature's Black Members Caucus. From top to bottom, left to right: Rep. Jamila Taylor, Rep. Melanie Morgan, Rep. John Lovick, Rep. David Hackney, Rep. April Berg, Rep. Debra Entenman, Sen. T'wina Nobles, Rep. Jessen Johnson, Rep. Kirsten Harris-Talley. Credit: Photo courtesy of Northwest News Network 'We have … a voice.' Black lawmakers are changing the conversation in Olympia By The Washington Legislature's Black Members Caucus was formed in 2019. This year the members led on a number of issues, including the enactment of...

House Majority Whip Allen Andrews is recognizing State Representative Tim Taylor for his outstanding service as a member of the Whip Team.

Missourinet You are here: Home Feral hog and prescribed burning legislation now on Missouri governor’s desk Bipartisan legislation toughening penalties on residents who knowingly release feral hogs in Missouri is now on Governor Mike Parson’s desk. House Bill 369, which is sponsored by State Rep. Tim Taylor (R-Bunceton), is a wide-ranging conservation bill, with a main focus on prescribed burning. The Missouri House gave final approval to the bill on Friday afternoon, by a 150-1 vote. State Rep. Tim Taylor (R-Bunceton) discusses House Bill 369 on the Missouri House floor on May 14, 2021 (...

Posted By: Nicole Rodriguez January 31, 2021 @ 2:47 pm Local News, News The Greene County Sheriff is calling two recently proposed Missouri Bills misguided and says they will hamstring officers. Sheriff Arnott says Senate Bill 39 and House bill 85 currently call for any officer who shares firearm-related information with Federal agencies to be fired. The Sheriff says this would effectively hamper the ability of his office to work with federal agencies investigating local crimes. He says he appreciates a defense of the 2...

Posted By: Nathaniel Polley January 31, 2021 @ 2:47 pm Local News, News The Greene County Sheriff is calling two recently proposed Missouri Bills misguided and says they will hamstring officers. Sheriff Arnott says Senate Bill 39 and House bill 85 currently call for any officer who shares firearm-related information with Federal agencies to be fired. The Sheriff says this would effectively hamper the ability of his office to work with federal agencies investigating local crimes. He says he appreciates a defense of the 2...