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Newton, IL, USA / WIKK 103.5 FM The Eagle | Classic Rock Apr 28, 2021 | 9:58 AM (WASHINGTON) Congresswoman Mary Miller has issued a statement in support for the Effingham County Board’s recent decision to adopt the “Effingham County, Illinois Second Amendment Preservation Act 2021.” In other words, the Preservation Act invalidates any new law infringing the right to keep and bear arms for those that live in Effingham County. Lawmaker Miller joins other 2nd Amendment supporters in applauding the Effingham County Board for their bold action in defending our Constitutional right to bear ar...

Bill would ban state enforcement of federal gun laws KIM CHANDLER , Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The Alabama Senate on Thursday backed legislation to make it a crime for local police officers to enforce any new federal gun restrictions, part of a wave of GOP nullification proposals to try to resist any new gun control measures. Senators voted 21-5 for the bill by Republican Sen. Gerald Allen of Tuscaloosa. It now moves to the Alabama House of Representatives. Republicans in several states are pushing such measures, although some lawmakers questioned whethe...

Written by dariandudrick on April 15, 2021 Three of Park County’s state legislators provided a recap of the recent Wyoming legislative session Thursday morning on KODI’s “Speak Your Piece with Darian Dudrick.” State Reps. Sandy Newsome, Rachel Rodriguez-Williams and Dan Laursen talked about the bills they sponsored and gave insight on specific bills regarding voter ID, concealed carry, elections run-off, air ambulance, several pro-life and tax legislation, and the Second Amendment Preservation Act. The continuing dilemma surrounding K-12 funding also wa...

The North Carolina Senate passed the Religious Assembly Security and Protection Act of 2021 on Monday, which would allow churches that also house schools to bear arms.

Unsplash/Gregory Hayes The North Carolina Senate passed the Religious Assembly Security and Protection Act of 2021 on Monday, which would allow churches that also house schools to bear arms. Senate Bill 43 passed with a 31-18 vote and has been sent to the House of Representatives for further consideration. The one-page bill would allow an exemption for churches or religious assemblies connected to schools to allow armed security teams during services. Churches on the same property as schools are not allowed under state law to have concealed carry or armed security teams, while other church...