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The pace of legislative activity from this year’s current session can make it hard to stay abreast of new laws.  The Consumer Finance ABStract’s “Consumer Finance State Roundup” is...

Secretary of State John Thurston has moved to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the legality of a new law that increases signature requirements on the petition procedure that allows Arkansans to bypass the Legislature and directly pass laws.

Arkansas will soon use automated enforcement cameras to deter speeding in highway work zones. Find out when, where and how they’ll be used.

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Arkansas State Police troopers and Highway Police officers will soon have real-time access to camera images to help them identify and penalize drivers who speed through work zones, transportation officials announced Wednesday.

Arkansas State Police troopers and Highway Police officers will soon have real-time access to camera images to help them identify and penalize drivers who speed through work zones, transportation officials announced Wednesday.

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State Sen. Elaine Bowers, R-Concordia, 36th Dist. 2023 SENATE SCENE WE

Given the extent to which Arkansas incarcerates people who break its laws, it was perhaps seen as a no-brainer among lawmakers that Gov. Sarah Sanders plan to spend $470 million for a new prison was a necessity.