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The League of Women Voters of Arkansas is asking a federal judge to halt five new laws that change the way voters propose measures and constitutional amendments.
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Development continues for a new prison in the west Arkansas city of Charleston, as locals are fighting to put the prison anywhere else. -
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The event marked the first Chamber meeting to ever host two current presidential nominees for ambassadors to foreign countries. -
The State Board of Election Commissioners voted Wednesday to send complaints for violations of state election law to seven of the 11 Arkansas counties that were monitored during the 2024 general election. -
Arkansas prison officials on Tuesday approved a lease agreement between the state’s Development Finance Authority and the Department of Corrections for 815 acres in Franklin County. -
Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families outlined plans to advocate for maternal health, Medicaid expansion, and economic policy in the upcoming 2025 legislative session. -
After a series of delays, the long-awaited Interstate 30 construction project in Saline County is finally set to reach completion at the end of December. -
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An Indiana education company broke no Arkansas procurement laws during its seven-year contract with the state, according to an audit lawmakers requested in February.
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