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In a voice vote without any audible dissenters or debate, the full committee voted to approve its executive committee’s recommendation to conduct the review of the lectern purchase requested by Sen. Jimmy Hickey, R-Texarkana, a former chairman of the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee.

Outside beverages are not allowed within the citys entertainment district and a recent amendment clarifies the restriction in the city ordinance that regulates the district.

State Reps. Mary Bentley, R-Perryville, and Tony Furman, R-Benton, have settled ethics complaints with the Arkansas Ethics Commission about their acceptance of contributions from the Saline County Republican Women group, and the commission has issued each representative a public letter of caution.

State Reps. Mary Bentley, R-Perryville, and Tony Furman, R-Benton, have settled ethics complaints with the Arkansas Ethics Commission about their acceptance of contributions from the Saline County County Republican Women group.

The Arkansas House of Representatives on Wednesday approved a series of bills intended to clarify laws regarding the locking of schools exterior doors and the effective date for a sentencing enhancement for felony with a firearm.

The Arkansas Senate on Tuesday approved three bills clarifying laws regarding schools exterior doors, the effective date for a sentencing enhancement for felony with a firearm and additional funding for families of children with disabilities.

The Arkansas Senate on Tuesday approved three bills clarifying laws regarding schools exterior doors, the effective date for a sentencing enhancement for felony with a firearm, and additional funding for families of children with disabilities.

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Friday summoned the Arkansas General Assembly into special session, starting Monday, to cut the states top individual income tax rate from 4.7% to 4.4% and the states top corporate income tax rate from 5.1% to 4.8%, effective Jan. 1, 2024.

The jury trial for a former Omaha high school principal charged in his wifes murder has been postponed for a seventh time, according to the Boone County Circuit Court docket.

A special called Quorum Court meeting will be held today to address the items vetoed by Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson. Dueling agendas seem to be at the forefront again -- one from the county judges office and one from the county clerks office on behalf of the justices of the peace.