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June 14, 2022
OZARK -- Republican state House candidate Jody Harris filed a lawsuit Tuesday disputing certified primary results that show her losing to Chad Puryear by seven votes.
June 14, 2022
OZARK -- Republican state House candidate Jody Harris filed a lawsuit Tuesday disputing certified primary results that show her losing to Chad Puryear by seven votes.
June 4, 2022
A 16-year-old misdemeanor hot-check conviction means Barry Jefferson can't hold elected office, a Pulaski County circuit judge ruled Friday, invalidating the votes for Jefferson's campaign for the county quorum court.
May 7, 2022
Denny Altes, a Republican candidate for county judge in Sebastian County, has been charged in connection with one count of abuse of public trust, a class C felony. A trial is expected in the case, but no date has been set.
May 6, 2022
A 7-year-old law restricting how political candidates and public officials can display campaign signs on their cars at the state Capitol violates freedom of speech protections, say two Republican office-seekers, both attorneys, who filed a lawsuit Thursday.
April 29, 2022
Those involved in organizing Washington County's second "warrant clinic" -- aimed at resolving cases of people facing arrest for failing to appear in court -- deemed the effort a success Thursday.
April 29, 2022
Those involved in organizing Washington Countys second "warrant clinic" -- aimed at resolving cases of people facing arrest for failing to appear in court -- deemed the effort a success Thursday.
April 14, 2022
Having recently taken a short class in Arkansas history, I was curious about the election and duties of the second-in-command officer of our state government.
April 13, 2022
The massive growth of the short-term rental industry is creating headaches for local residents and public officials.
April 11, 2022
A board made up of governor-appointed victim advocates has struggled to accomplish their goal of providing Arkansas crime victims with financial compensation because of a lack of money, even as some victims say that the long wait times and potential for renewed trauma make them wish they never sought the panel's help in the first place.