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Former lawmaker again calls for abolishing the state agency Jason Rapert continued to wage his one-man culture war at Friday's Arkansas

Approximately 560,000 Arkansas households live below the ALICE threshold of financial survival. (Jacob Lund/Adobe Stock)

A federal judge on Tuesday denied a temporary delay in the implementation of an anti-casino constitutional amendment that Arkansas voters approved last week, though an order is still pending.

A federal judge on Tuesday denied a temporary delay in the implementation of an anti-casino constitutional amendment that Arkansas voters approved last week, though an order is still pending.

The state attorney general's office is providing new funding to Arkansas Specialty Court judges who want to provide services for people struggling with opioid addiction.

Nineteen recipients must spend funds by 2026 Arkansas economic leaders on Thursday announced that 19 organizations, primarily colleges and

With some of Arkansas' coal plants going offline by the end of the decade, renewable energy projects are needed to replace resources, industry professionals told state lawmakers Monday.

Attorney General Tim Griffin is setting aside $1 million to fund a partnership with the University of Arkansas to digitize historical documents related to the state constitution, he announced Tuesday.

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Director Austin Booth announced his resignation Thursday during the wildlife agency's regular monthly meeting.

A Pulaski County clerk staff member may have violated Arkansas election law when they changed voters' precincts, according to a memo from the county's election coordinator.