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A Pulaski County judge gave public school advocates their chance to take on the LEARNS Act Tuesday morning in circuit court.

Pulaski County Circuit Judge Herbert Wright said Tuesday he will take one to two weeks to release a decision in the lawsuit over the LEARNS Act.

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin is attempting to block several potential witnesses from testifying in the lawsuit over the LEARNS Act, ahead of a court hearing today.

A friend told me the other day he was dutifully reading all the columns on the lawsuit about the LEARNS Act and its emergency clause, even though it seemed to him it would not likely amount to much.

We can assume two things following last week’s Arkansas Supreme Court ruling on the LEARNS Act lawsuit.

River Valley Relief Cultivations Storm Nolan saw his license renewed even as the state Supreme Court reviews a lower courts order for the license to be stripped.

Before the start of St. Sabina’s annual twilight community peace march on Friday, Christine Blanton spoke up for her slain child and she wasn’t the only one. A sea of hands and photographs of victims, like Blanton’s daughter, Derricka Patrick, rose into the air behind the Auburn Gresham church, prompted by rally speakers asking the crowd of more than 200 youngster and adults to raise their ...

The LEARNS Act, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ educational reform legislation, is temporarily back on track after the Arkansas Supreme Court lifted Pulaski County Circuit Court Judge Herbert Wright’s temporary restraining

The Arkansas Supreme Court overturned a lower court ruling Thursday, clearing the way for the LEARNS Act to again go into effect as the case remains mired in a legal fight.

The Arkansas Supreme Court overturned a lower court ruling Thursday, clearing the way for the LEARNS Act to again go into effect as the case remains mired in a legal fight.