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A former Dumas insurance agent, Joshua Jackson Smith, is accused of keeping premium money clients paid for policies that never existed.

Election outcomes affect every industry. Insurance, however, is unique in the range of elected policymakers who can impact it directly — insurance commissioners, governors and Congress...

IRONTON — A South Point-area man was indicted last week in Lawrence County Common Pleas Court in Ohio on charges of rape and felonious assault, according to court records.

Community Health Centers of Arkansas fears its members budgets would lose a total of $1 million annually if a drug industrys lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a state law succeeds.

Proposed rules to enable state legislation passed to let contract pharmacies continue offering cost savings on some prescription drugs received pushback Thursday at a public hearing. Arkansas health care providers said the 2021 law relating to the federal 340B Drug Pricing Program duplicates other state law and adds unnecessary complexity.

A state health care organization has asked to intervene in a federal lawsuit filed last year that challenges a new state law that requires drug manufacturers to provide drug discounts to contract pharmacies participating in a federal drug-pricing program.

Arkansas Insurance Commissioner Alan McClain announced on March 10 that Arkansas businesses could see another rate decrease in workers' compensation

Arkansas Insurance Commissioner Alan McClain announced Thursday that Arkansas businesses could see another rate decrease this year.

Arkansas businesses are set to see another rate decrease in workers compensation insurance in 2022, Arkansas Insurance Commissioner Alan McClain said in a press release Thursday.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Arkansas Insurance Commissioner Alan McClain has announced Arkansas businesses could see another rate decrease in Workers' Compensation