Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, along with eight other governors, signed letters to the NCAA requesting a rewrite of its transgender student-athlete policy.
The ADHS and the ADPS announced today that a working group has submitted recommendations to support human trafficking victims and prevent and prosecute human trafficking.
An Arkansas legislative committee gave the go-ahead Thursday to conduct an expedited audit of a lectern purchased by Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ office.
New public records have widened questions over when the Arkansas governor's office planned to use Republican Party funds to reimburse the state for a $19,000 lectern
Kennedy said there is a “rising tide of discontent” in the country and said he wants to make a “new Declaration of Independence” — from corporations, the media and the two major political parties.
A legislative panel next week will take up a lawmaker’s request for an audit to review the purchase of the lectern, which was bought in June for $19,029.25 with a state credit card.
Republicans in Idaho and Missouri will have to attend caucuses to make their presidential picks next year after the two states’ GOP-led legislatures canceled their presidential primaries and then missed a deadline to reinstate them.
In a bold move, the organization “Shout Your Abortion” has erected several eye-catching billboards along Interstate 55, delivering a powerful message to thousands of drivers in the region: “Shout Your Abortion.”
Baratelli Arkansas Properties, LLC filed a lawsuit Monday, Sept. 11, against the City of Osceola and Joe Harris Jr. Trucking Inc. Del-Ark Consulting, which is owned by Mayor Joe Harris, Jr.
When it comes to passing a spending bill, Smith admitted there is a “big battle” ahead, but said he has confidence in the House Speaker to get a deal done.
Seven candidates have qualified for Wednesday night’s debate at Ronald Reagan’s presidential library in California, the Republican National Committee said, confirming that former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson did not make the cut this time.
By The Associated Press and LISA MASCARO and STEPHEN GROVES
Whatever Republicans come up with in the House is nearly certain to be rejected by the Senate, where Democrats and most Republicans together want to fund the government.
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) honored U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) with its 2023 Legislator of the Year award in recognition of his steadfast commitment to America’s veterans and championing legislation to improve their benefits and services.
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, along with state Sen. Jonathan Dismand and state Rep. David Ray, has called a special session focusing on tax cuts, the COVID-19 pandemic, and freedom of information.
Sundquist, who was 86 years old, and his wife Martha quietly moved back to the Memphis area to The Farms at Baily Station in Collierville 18 months ago.
Samuel “Joe” Wurzelbacher, who was thrust into the political spotlight as “Joe the Plumber” after questioning Barack Obama about his economic policies during the 2008 presidential campaign, has died, his son said Monday. He was 49.
As businesses look to hire workers, new measure in Missouri looks could help those with disabilities get hired and help businesses fill open positions. The Missouri Employment First Act looks to help people with disabilities overcome employment barriers.
Missouri’s Republican Attorney General Andrew Bailey and the families of transgender children are in court this week fighting over whether a new law banning minors from receiving gender-affirming health care will take effect as scheduled Monday.
Arkansas’ top education official on Monday told school districts offering an Advanced Placement African American Studies course to send in their course materials for review.
Clerk Che Alexander’s office said she was doing a “trial run” of the court’s filing system on Monday “in anticipation of issues that arise with entering a potentially large indictment.”