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The Arkansas Senate Republican Caucus on Tuesday elected Sen. Bart Hester of Cave Springs over Sen. Terry Rice of Waldron as its nominee for Senate president tempore-designate.

The Arkansas Senate Republican Caucus on Tuesday elected Sen. Bart Hester of Cave Springs over Sen. Terry Rice of Waldron as its nominee for Senate president tempore-designate.

For her 2026 primary reelection campaign, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders raised $150,598.18 in campaign contributions and spent $196,178.41 during the quarter that ended March 31, according to her latest campaign finance report.

Arkansas Board of Corrections Chairman Benny Magness told lawmakers Thursday that he took responsibility for "any error" in how the board contracted with outside legal counsel a week before filing a lawsuit against the governor and a former Department of Corrections secretary.

Arkansas Board of Corrections Chairman Benny Magness told lawmakers on Thursday that "any error" over how the board contracted with outside legal counsel "falls on me."

Voters in the March 5 preferential primary and general nonpartisan judicial elections will be subjected to numerous changes in Arkansas election law which came about during the General Assembly’s regular session in 2023.

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin and 13 state legislators have endorsed Chief Deputy Prosecutor Bryan Sexton in his campaign for Prosecuting Attorney, according to a news release.

State lawmakers attempted to poke holes in a proposal by the Bentonville School District to donate land to a nonprofit developer to build housing for teachers and staff.

State lawmakers attempted to poke holes in a proposal by the Bentonville School District to donate land to a nonprofit developer to build housing for teachers and staff.