NEWS & UPDATES

LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas motorists who wish to contact the State Police for non-emergency reasons can now call *ASP on their cell phones....

From the historic hallways of the most beautiful state Capitol in our nation, this is Senator Keith Ingram. The Arkansas rental...

LITTLE ROCK – Last year Arkansas joined a rental assistance program to help people who have lost jobs or businesses from the impact of...

LITTLE ROCK – The state Division of Children and Family Services intends to try out a new method of intervention, by assigning cases to a...

LITTLE ROCK – The legislature has begun budget hearings in preparation for the 2022 fiscal session, which begins on February 14....

LITTLE ROCK – When the new year begins, the Arkansas Works program will have a new name and will operate under new rules. ARHOME is the...

LITTLE ROCK – State government had an eventful year in 2021, and much of the activity occurred in the Arkansas Senate. In January the...

LITTLE ROCK – In large part because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the state Human Services Department has a backlog of applications for...

LITTLE ROCK – The legislature is scheduled to begin on December 7 a special session to consider reductions in individual and corporate...

From the Democratic Party of Arkansas: LITTLE ROCK - The Arkansas Board of Apportionment rubber stamped newly drawn state House and state...

LITTLE ROCK – State agencies have experienced the same problems as many companies with difficulty hiring entry-level employees. Several...

LITTLE ROCK –Solar power is growing in popularity in Arkansas, in large part because of passage of Act 464 of 2019. Last year solar...

Arkansas is set to receive its largest long-term infrastructure investment in nearly a century thanks to President Biden and a...

LITTLE ROCK – In a settlement of a major lawsuit, pharmaceutical manufacturers who make and market opioids will pay $216 million to...

LITTLE ROCK – Business activity was severely affected by the pandemic last year across most areas of the economic spectrum, from the...

LITTLE ROCK – State government will collect more in tax revenue this year than previously estimated, according to a revised forecast by...

LITTLE ROCK – The market for workers’ compensation insurance remains competitive in Arkansas, thanks to efforts by the legislature to...

LITTLE ROCK – The legislature reconvened to draw new boundaries for the four Congressional districts in Arkansas, and to consider...

LITTLE ROCK – The Senate and House Committees on State Agencies and Governmental Affairs are reviewing bills to draw new geographic...

LITTLE ROCK – Enrollment has dropped at many state-supported colleges and universities because of disruptions caused by the coronavirus...