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In its revised general revenue forecast, the state Department of Finance and Administration on Thursday projected a general revenue surplus of $240.5 million in fiscal 2024 that ends June 30.

The Court of Appeals for Arkansas, Second Division, recently affirmed the dismissal of a complaint seeking to quiet title a tract of undeveloped land between two neighbors on the Little Red...

A former Marion district court clerk was the custodian of misappropriated court funds totaling $414,694 during the period from 2018 through 2022, an Arkansas Legislative Audit staff auditor told state lawmakers on Friday.

A former Marion district court clerk was the custodian of misappropriated court funds totaling $414,694 during the period from 2018 through 2022, an Arkansas Legislative Audit staff auditor told state lawmakers on Friday.

Attorney General Tim Griffin filed a motion Friday to disqualify the state Board of Corrections lawyer in a Freedom of Information Act case, saying the board cant hire an outside attorney under a specific state law because that law pertains only to constitutional officers, and board members arent constitutional officers.

Attorney General Tim Griffin filed a motion Friday to disqualify the state Board of Corrections lawyer in a Freedom of Information Act case, saying the board cant hire an outside attorney under a specific state law because that law pertains only to constitutional officers, and board members arent constitutional officers.

A retired U.S. Army colonel, Conrad Reynolds of Conway, and the non-profit Arkansas Voter Integrity Initiative that he leads filed a complaint Tuesday asking the Arkansas Supreme Court to certify the sufficiency of the proposed ballot language for a constitutional amendment to require elections in Arkansas to be conducted with paper ballots, and for a constitutional amendment to impose certain limitations on absentee voting.

A retired U.S. Army colonel, Conrad Reynolds of Conway, and the non-profit Arkansas Voter Integrity Initiative that he leads filed a complaint Tuesday asking the Arkansas Supreme Court to certify the sufficiency of the proposed ballot language for a constitutional amendment to require elections in Arkansas to be conducted with paper ballots, and for a constitutional amendment to impose certain limitations on absentee voting.

The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit filed by retired U.S. Army Col. Conrad Reynolds of Conway and the nonprofit Arkansas Voter Integrity Initiative that he leads, asking the states high court to certify the sufficiency of proposed ballot language for two proposed constitutional amendments.

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