Josie Lenora

Little Rock School Superintendent Jermall Wright said the district is hemorrhaging students and money in a speech Thursday.

Supporters say the counts will be more accurate, while critics say it's more costly and prone to errors.

Little Rock Public Radio breaks down what happens to your ballot after you vote.

At the final Arkansas State Library Board meeting for the year, former state Sen. Jason Rapert tried to cut off funds for some libraries, but only secured one other yes vote.

The Franklin County city of Charleston is set to have a new 3,000-bed prison built there. Residents say they don't want it.

The plan still needs legislative approval, but it could mean large gains for people working in state government jobs.

Though facing an uphill climb, state Democrats have four big policy aims for the upcoming legislative session.

Amid strong public outcry, the city will continue funding surveillance technology.

The bills address abortion, fluoride in the water, shootings at sporting events, maternal healthcare and Affirmative Action programs, among other things.

The district is considering closing Carver Elementary, but will hold off for public comment.