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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 Arkansas Senate voted Friday to confirm more than 70 of Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders' latest appointees to state boards and commissions, including her appointment of Steve Kueter to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and Gary Stark to the state Board of Education.
By: Michael R. Wickline
The special primary election for the vacant state Senate seat formerly held by Searcy Republican Jonathan Dismang will be held Nov. 3 in conjunction with the regular general election, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a proclamation issued Friday.
By: Michael R. Wickline
The Arkansas Department of Human Services' request for $200 million in one-time state funds for the state's Medicaid program cleared the Arkansas Legislative Council on Friday, after a few state lawmakers pressed state officials over the program's future funding needs.
By: Michael R. Wickline
In his seventh bid for state or federal office, retired teacher Michael Kalagias seeks to oust Lt. Gov. Leslie Rutledge in the Nov. 3 general election. Kalagias is the Libertarian nominee for lieutenant governor who lives near Rogers. Rutledge, a Republican who lives in Maumelle, has served as the lieutenant governor since 2023 and was the state's attorney general from 2015-2023.
By: Michael R. Wickline
Attorney Will Moore of Searcy filed Monday to seek the Republican nomination for the vacant state Senate seat formerly held by Searcy Republican Jonathan Dismang.
By: Michael R. Wickline, Ella McCarthy
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders' reelection campaign in August spent just shy of $494,000, nearly two-thirds of which was on television and other advertising, as it raised about $111,000 in the same month, according to her latest campaign finance report.
By: Michael R. Wickline
Bolstered by strong investment returns in the stock markets, the Arkansas Public Employees Retirement System's investment portfolio increased by more than $1.8 billion to $14.2 billion in the fiscal year that ended June 30.
By: Michael R. Wickline
Democratic candidate Camille Feyen and independent candidates Trevor McGarrah and Steven McClelland filed paperwork Thursday to run for the vacant state Senate seat formerly held by Searcy Republican Jonathan Dismang.
By: Michael R. Wickline
Eudora Mayor Tomeka Butler and businessman Harrell Wilson of Rison are making different pitches in their bids for the vacant state Senate seat formerly held by Crossett Republican Ben Gilmore in the Nov. 3 special general election.
By: Michael R. Wickline
Fueled by rising stock markets, the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System's investments increased by more than $2.7 billion in value to $26.3 billion in the fiscal year that ended June 30, an investment consultant told the system's board of trustees Monday.
