Arkansas Politics

The Arkansas Department of Health anticipates a rise in demand for covid-19 vaccines as soon as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approves the Pfizer vac...

The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette filed a motion to intervene Thursday in an attempt to gain access to a court hearing set for this morning in Pulaski County Cir...

President Joe Biden's $1.8 trillion American Families Plan will help lift Arkansans from poverty, removing barriers to educational and employment opportuniti...

Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. said Wednesday that the addition of $10 million for a new line-item on community-oriented policing in his revised "Rebuild ...

A Pulaski County circuit judge will not provide remote video access to -- and has barred the media and the public from physically attending -- a Friday court...

Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Tuesday set a goal of increasing the proportion of Arkansans who have had at least one dose of coronavirus vaccine to at least 50% wit...

With federal stimulus payments boosting the state's economy, Arkansas' general revenue tax collections in April increased by $260 million, or 37.8%, over the...

Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. opted to delay a final vote on his proposed 1 percentage-point sales tax increase at a city board meeting Tuesday evening, ...

Former Republican Party of Arkansas Chairman Doyle Webb of Benton said he will announce Tuesday morning that he is seeking the Republican nomination for lieu...

With the state's economy bolstered by federal stimulus, state general revenue tax collections in April increased by $260 million, or 37.8% over a year ago t...

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Monday effectively approved a law that places new limits on how race and sex are addressed in state employee training.

John Burgess, chairman of the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce, last week posed a long list of questions to Mayor Frank Scott Jr. on the mayor's prop...

Regardless of whether a circuit judge rules Friday on the constitutionality of a casino endorsement letter from a former Pope County official, the outcome is...

Attorney Jason Davis of Little Rock, a former Republican, will seek the Democratic nomination for attorney general next year, he announced Monday.

U.S. Rep. Bruce Westerman is again sponsoring legislation to allow more lenient federal sentences for kids who commit crimes to escape their abusers, to end ...