NEWS & UPDATES

In this session, I’m pleased to be joined by Dr. Mike Hernandez. Dr. Hernandez is the executive director of the Arkansas Association of...

LITTLE ROCK – The state Education Department has partnered with a non-profit organization called Forward Arkansas to address a growing...

LITTLE ROCK – The legislature completed the 2022 fiscal session in 23 days, approving a budget for state government that calls for...

From the historic hallways of the most beautiful state Capitol in our nation, this is Senator Keith Ingram. Sometimes you have to look...

LITTLE ROCK – The legislature approved a package of bills that allow greater oversight of two major health insurance plans that cover...

From the historic hallways of the most beautiful state Capitol in our nation, this is Senator Keith Ingram. Highways and bridges are...

The 2021 Legislative session captured headlines for some of the bills that were passed. But I think some of what my colleagues turned...

Today, I am joining my colleagues from Pulaski County in their earnest plea to Gov. Asa Hutchinson, President Pro Tempore Sen. Jimmy...

The 2021 Legislative session captured headlines for some of the bills that were passed. But I think some of what my colleagues turned...

The 2021 Legislative session captured headlines for some of the bills that were passed. But I think some of what my colleagues turned...

Arkansas has the fourth-highest violent crime rate in the nation. Based on legislation passed by lawmakers this session, the solution to thi

Legislative Wrap-Up: Solving the Wrong Problems In 2008, I decided to run for state office and seek a seat in the Arkansas House of...

In the 2020 election, only 55.5% of eligible voters cast a ballot. That was good for 50th in the nation, second last among all states and

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

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

Arkansas is one of three states in the nation without a hate crimes law, along with South Carolina and Wyoming. Coming into this...

LITTLE ROCK – The Senate passed a new version of the Medicaid expansion program, which is one of the most important bills of this year’s...

LITTLE ROCK – The legislature has approved a broad tax relief measure for businesses that were affected by the pandemic. House Bill 1361...

We are starting to see improvements in the number of COVID-19 cases in Arkansas as more and more Arkansans are getting vaccinated and we...

The U.S. Small Business Administration, in consultation with the U.S. Treasury Department, will re-open the Paycheck Protection Program...