... brings great pride to the Natural State. Sen. Gilbert Baker, who represents Allen's hometown of Conway, and Sen. Sue Madison of Fayetteville co-authored the citation to demonstrate statewide support for the singer. Both senators are encouraging ...

... signing the measure if it reaches his desk. "No 'no' votes. It doesn't get any better than that," said Sen. Sue Madison, D-Fayetteville, the bill's sponsor. Two years ago, a similar bill died after the Humane Society of the United ...

... sponsor, Rep. Pam Adcock, D-Little Rock, worked alongside Attorney General Dustin McDaniel and Senate sponsor Sue Madison, D-Fayetteville, to craft the bill. After the similar legislation failed to pass in 2007, McDaniel negotiated ...

... hunters expressed concern about it. McDaniel said the new proposal addresses their concerns. Its sponsors are Sen. Sue Madison, D-Fayetteville, and Rep. Pam Adcock, D-Little Rock. As of Wednesday, the bill had 20 Senate co-sponsors ...

... Bill 799, which would allow the children of undocumented immigrants to pay in-state college tuition rates. Sen. Sue Madison, D-Fayetteville, who saw her SJR 12 rejected by the Senate Committee on State Agencies and Governmental Affairs ...

... Advertisement - "That's a rule we put in specifically for that type of purpose," Beebe said. The bill's sponsor, Sen. Sue Madison, D-Fayetteville, referred the bill Thursday to an interim study. "We will actually study it during the interim ...

... who told a House panel he was worried police could use the seat belt law to harass or target minority drivers. Sen. Sue Madison, D-Fayetteville, sponsor of a Senate resolution to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, said she planned to bring ...

... so broad the state could prosecute humane pet owners and farmers who put a suffering animal out of its misery. Sen. Sue Madison, D-Fayetteville, whose bill in 2007 failed amid concerns raised by farmers and hunters, presented the revised measure ...

... right to torture it. It always goes something akin to the way it went the other day at a legislative hearing. Sen. Sue Madison of Fayetteville, bless her kind heart, presented her bill for such a felony. She got it out of the Senate last time ...

... individuals who are cruel to domesticated animals, mainly pets. One failed bill was introduced in 2007, sponsored by Sen. Sue Madison, D-Fayetteville, and would have made first-offense animal cruelty a Class D felony, and would have been punishable ...