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Tim is originally from Dubuque, Iowa and is currently a senior majoring in Broadcast Journalism at the University of Missouri.

Stories by Tim Walker include:

• 5/ 1/2006: Radio Story - Legislation could heavily impact businesses that hire illegal immigrants.
• 4/24/2006: Radio Story - The bill would require a state issued photo ID to vote.
• 4/11/2006: Radio Story - Supporters and protesters alike hoped to see the Commander and Chief
• 4/10/2006: Radio Story - Farmers use organic material otherwise slated for the landfill to create fertilizer.
• 4/10/2006: Radio Story - The committee plans to hold public hearings this spring.
• 4/ 3/2006: Radio Story - Fifty National Guard soldiers will help with security in Caruthersville Missouri.
• 3/ 6/2006: Radio Story - Children weighing less than 80 pounds or younger than 8 to use a booster seat.
• 2/27/2006: Radio Story - Monett Rural Fire Department charges a yearly fee for protection
• 2/13/2006: Radio Story - The Guard could assist with rescue and security in areas of Missouri hit by recent tornadoes.
• 2/13/2006: Radio Story - Lembke says the current definition of blight is too loose.
• 2/13/2006: Radio Story - The legislation aims to keep lobbyists from paying for legislator's trips not associated with business.
• 2/ 6/2006: Radio Story - Voters would need a state issued photo ID to vote.
• 1/25/2006: Radio Story - A proposed Amendment would ban the use of Eminent Domain for private redevelopment.

Stories by Tim Walker include:

• 12/ 6/2005: Radio Story - Republican Representative Jack Johnson says state agencies need a sense of urgency.
• 12/ 1/2005: Radio Story - The recommendations go against the recent U.S. Supreme Court Decision.
• 11/29/2005: Radio Story - State Senator Jason Crowell plans to propose legislation that would keep the Morning After Pill a prescription drug and allow pharmicists to refuse to fill the prescription.
• 11/17/2005: Radio Story - Democratic Representative Ed Wildberger says the Governor's new training program doesn't go far enough.
• 11/15/2005: Radio Story - The training for state emergency personnel must be completed by October 2006.
• 11/15/2005: Radio Story - Organizations like the Missouri Red Cross that helped with hurricane relief efforts in the state will be reimbursed by the federal government.
• 11/10/2005: Radio Story - A Republic man died in his home waiting for transportation to St. Louis.
• 11/10/2005: Radio Story - While the Task Force agrees on using eminent domain in rural areas, there are still questions concerning land in urban areas.
• 11/ 8/2005: Radio Story - The Governor's Office says a new contract is to blame for delays, but Democrat Jeff Harris says the delays should have been prevented.
• 11/ 3/2005: Radio Story - Some members believe the definition of blighted property needs to change, but others disagree.
• 11/ 1/2005: Radio Story - Members of the Missouri General Assembly are limited to a maximum of two, four year terms.
• 11/ 1/2005: Radio Story - The Department of Health says widespread distribution of the drug Tamiflu would not be practical.
• 10/27/2005: Radio Story - Audit criticizes Department of Social Services adoption database.
• 10/20/2005: Radio Story - A birth certificate or passport is needed before a driver's liscense is issued.
• 10/18/2005: Radio Story - The disease is closely related to Mad Cow Disease and has been found in six states boardering Missouri.
• 10/13/2005: Radio Story - The Task Force heard testimony from farmers about the appraisal and condemnation process.
• 10/11/2005: Radio Story - Revenue from Missouri's 17-cent per gallon gas tax has not decreased with the rising price of gas at the pump.
• 10/ 6/2005: Radio Story - Chair of the Coalition says Missouri can to more to support end-of-life issues.
• 10/ 4/2005: Radio Story - Voters could see an amendment on the ballot in 2006.
• 9/29/2005: Radio Story - State Treasurer Sarah Steelman says family planning centers may not be able to participate in low interest loan program.
• 9/27/2005: Radio Story - In the past six weeks, passing cars have killed two Missouri State Troopers working along the highway.
• 9/22/2005: Radio Story - Governor Blunt is touring seven cities to ceremonially sign the abortion bill he signed last week.
• 9/15/2005: Radio Story - The price offered to farmers for corn and soybeans are below the break even point.
• 9/13/2005: Radio Story - With grain facilities in New Orleans operating at only 70%, Missouri farmers are receiving less money for their crops.
• 9/ 8/2005: Radio Story - With barge traffic operating at 10% of normal capacity due to Hurricane Katrina and farm exports from Missouri may have to take alternate routes alternate routes
• 9/ 6/2005: Radio Story - Debate over two key abortion bills is set to begin tomorrow, and democrats are planning to make their views known.
• 9/ 6/2005: Radio Story - The Missouri House of Representatives met for five minutes today to introduce two key abortion bills that are set to be discussed during the special session.