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Next year will be the most consequential and highest-voter-turnout school board elections in Arkansas history, as districts rezoned because of the 2020 census are required to hold all-new elections.

Next year will be the most consequential and highest-voter-turnout school board elections in Arkansas history, as districts rezoned because of the 2020 census are required to hold all-new elections.

A state panel is set to vote Monday on finalizing new districts for the Arkansas House and Senate, amid concerns about minority representation and municipal splits in the proposed maps.

A state panel is set to vote Monday on finalizing new districts for the Arkansas House and Senate, amid concerns about minority representation and municipal splits in the proposed maps.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin will outline Irish plans to reduce our carbon output on Tuesday

Anna Beth Gorman of North Little Rock, executive director of the Women's Foundation of Arkansas, is seeking the Democratic nomination for secretary of state next year, she announced Friday.

Anna Beth Gorman of North Little Rock, executive director of the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas, announced her bid Friday for the Democratic nomination for secretary of state next year.

Anna Beth Gorman of North Little Rock, executive director of the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas, announced her bid Friday for the Democratic nomination for secretary of state next year.

Georgia showed us that a state can have a Republican governor and Republican secretary of state and still take pride in itself by resisting self-prostitution as an outpost for Donald Trump's insurrection.

Toure Neblett, a former MSNBC host, right, branded former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, left, a soldier for white supremacy in an op-ed on Friday.