Starting today, Arkansans will pay a lower credit card transaction fee at the state’s revenue offices.
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South Arkansas sheriff hit with more federal charges after plea deal in related case
The developments in Finkbeiner’s case followed a June 28 U.S. Supreme Court ruling concerning the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riots.
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UAMS rakes in $40.8 million in yearly fundraising
The amount raised in FY 2024 is the second highest in the institution’s history.
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Medical marijuana sales down through first six months of 2024
Medical marijuana sales were down about $5.5 million through the first six months of the year.
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With ‘heated’ Election Day ahead, Arkansas officials rally poll workers
Arkansas election officials are ramping up recruitment efforts after struggling to find poll workers for Election Day.
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NLR police officer resigns amid criminal charges
A witness described the officer as “shooting wildly” and said bullets were “flying past my head.”
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Cave City watermelons showcased at state Capitol
Cave City watermelon growers shared their melons at the state Capitol.
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Casino amendment makes the ballot, marijuana amendment heads to cure period, sec. of state says
An amendment that would blow up the recently awarded Pope County casino license has qualified for the November ballot.
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Arkansas Democratic Black Caucus raises $13,500 for Kamala Harris
The Arkansas Democratic Black Caucus raised more than $13,000 for Vice President Kamala Harris during a virtual event.
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Invasive carp are surging in the Mississippi River. Will people and pets eat them?
Asian carp are widespread in the Mississippi River and surrounding streams, including those in eastern Arkansas.