The Stuttgart City Council held two meetings last week. A special meeting was held Monday to discuss the APERS retirement of a former employee. The...

Arkansas agriculture producers recently traveled to Washington, D.C. to urge Congress to pass a strong farmer-focused farm bill before the end of...

LITTLE ROCK - Most of the universities in Arkansas reported increases in enrollment for the fall semester. The state's funding formula for higher...

The March of Dimes released a report in early September detailing maternity care access nationwide and found 35 percent of counties are maternity care deserts. This means...

The Arkansas County Quorum Court Met Tuesday, September 10, at the Arkansas County Courthouse in DeWitt. The meeting was called to order by Judge Thomas "Eddie" Best,...

September 13, 2024LITTLE ROCK - Legislators and state officials continue to work on methods of improving maternal health care in Arkansas. A...

The Stuttgart City Council met Tuesday, September 3 at City Hall to pass two Resolutions. The first 2024-07 was in regard to three properties to be condemned. The...

From Senator Ronald CaldwellLITTLE ROCK – The state Division of Children and Family Services has intensified preventative services in troubled families, and managed to...

From Senator Ronald CaldwellLITTLE ROCK – The families of about 20,000 elementary students will soon be notified that they are eligible for a $500 grant to pay for tutors...

From Senator Ronald CaldwellLITTLE ROCK – In 2023 the legislature enacted major changes to state laws affecting the operations of public schools and state prisons.The...

From John Boozman U.S. Senator for ArkansasServing others is a holiday tradition and, I’m proud to say, an Arkansas tradition. This is a great time of year to reflect on...

From Senator Ronald CaldwellLITTLE ROCK – Over a 12-month period there were 130 reported cyberattacks against Arkansas government at the state and local levels. That was...

LITTLE ROCK – The Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism publishes a report every year on the health of the state’s tourism industry.According to the most recent...

Today, Judge Baxter Sharp, a lifelong resident of Brinkley, has officially announced that he has filed to run for the newly created judicial...

From Senator Bryan KingThe New York Times published an article, “Across U.S., Chinese Bitcoin Mines Draw National Security Scrutiny,” stressing the...