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Michael R. Wickline's work is predominantly focused on local government and politics in Arkansas, with a strong emphasis on official announcements and legal policy regulations. Given this focus, individuals or organizations seeking to engage with him should consider providing insights related to Arkansas politics, legislative matters, campaign contributions within the state, as well as issues related to ballot language and legal policy regulations.
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By: Michael R. Wickline
The state Department of Inspector General plans to procure two vendors in its efforts to help the state Department of Human Services to reduce the state's error rate for federal food assistance, the department's secretary told lawmakers on Tuesday.
By: Michael R. Wickline
Arkansas Senate candidate Rep. Brandon Achor, R-Maumelle, has raised more than nine times the amount of contributions compared to his opponent, Democratic candidate Allison Sweatman of North Little Rock, financial records show.
By: Michael R. Wickline
The Arkansas Ethics Commission has dismissed complaints filed against the nonprofit group New Generation Inc.
By: Michael R. Wickline
Arkansas lawmakers Tuesday pressed state Department of Emergency Management director on the possibility that states will need to be less reliant on the federal government for natural disaster recovery.
By: Michael R. Wickline
Arkansas lawmakers nixed a proposal to recommend granting the state Department of Education $1 million more a year in spending authority to allow for the testing of technologies, including drones, to improve public school safety statewide.
By: Michael R. Wickline
The director of the Arkansas Division of Children and Family Services said she is "optimistically confident" she can address the concerns raised in federal audit released earlier this month.
By: Michael R. Wickline
A committee promoting the proposed constitutional amendment giving the Arkansas Legislature the authority to provide for the establishment of economic development districts has raised $2.48 million in contributions, according to a recent report.
By: Ella McCarthy, Michael R. Wickline
Arkansas Democrats are hoping to slice into Arkansas Republicans' chokehold on federal and state offices in Tuesday's general election.
By: Michael R. Wickline, Ella McCarthy
Early voter turnout in this year's general election has surpassed the previous two midterm elections in Arkansas, according to state data.
By: Michael R. Wickline
Bolstered by increased individual, corporate and sales tax revenues, state government's general revenue tax collections in October increased by $63.1 million, or 10%, over the same month last year to $692.5 million.
