Samantha Boyd is a reporter for KARK/FOX16, based in Little Rock, Arkansas. With a focus on local news, Samantha covers a wide range of topics including politics, education, and community events. She is a dedicated journalist, passionate about keeping the public informed and engaged in the issues that matter most to the people of Arkansas.
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Samantha Boyd's work predominantly focuses on local government and legal affairs within Arkansas, particularly emphasizing evolving stories and government announcements related to the state. Her coverage suggests she would be most responsive to sources who can provide insights into local legal or political developments in Arkansas.
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By: Samantha Boyd
Controversy is stirring after Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced plans to build an approximately 3,000-bed prison in Franklin.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The last day of early voting resulted in long lines and extra dedicated voters in Pulaski County on Monday, as the nation headed into the Tuesday election.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A red wave is potentially becoming a red wall for Democrats, creating multiple roadblocks for them in the next two to four years, at the federal and state level.
By: Samantha Boyd
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The Arkansas Board of Corrections is moving forward with plans to build a new state prison in Franklin County despite pushback from community members.
By: Samantha Boyd
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A rule change in the Arkansas Senate is causing heavy pushback from the minority party.
By: Samantha Boyd
Arkansas Secretary of Education Jacob Oliva spoke Tuesday on the possibility of the U.S. Department of Education being shut down by the forthcoming presidential administration.
By: Samantha Boyd
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – As the 2025 Arkansas legislative session nears, state legislators and policy advocates are looking closer at how the presidential election and upcoming leadership will impact policies, specifically with Medicaid.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – House Democrats in the state legislature are rolling out what they're calling their bold agenda for the 2025 legislative session, placing all of the forthcoming bills under four main categories: maternal health, mental health, public education and defending democracy.
By: Alex Kienlen, Samantha Boyd
The first day of bill filing for state lawmakers on Wednesday kicked off with a handful of bills from both parties that continued to grow throughout the day.
By: Samantha Boyd
A bill filed at the state capitol looks to open some of the sale limitations on raw milk in the state.
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