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The Arkansas Legislative Council on Friday approved the state Department of Human Services request for $30 million in federal American Rescue Plan funds to fill gaps in mental health and substance abuse services across the state and the state Department of Finance and Administrations request for $16.8 million for the University of Arkansas at Monticellos Forest Health Research Center

An Arkansas legislative panel on Tuesday signed off on the state Department of Transformation and Shared Services consulting contract for up to $5.5 million to help the states 15 executive branch agencies become more efficient and improve services to Washington, D.C.-based McKinsey & Co.

HARDING TWP. - Former Harding mayor and long-time Township Committeeman Nicolas Platt made the trek to Trenton Monday, with a warning that Harding Township stood at the ready to withdraw

Former Harding Mayor and long-time Township Committeeman Nicolas Platt made the trek to Trenton Monday, with a warning that Harding Township stood at the ready to withdraw from the League

The experience to be able to travel and work with teams in different country has been a critical part for Angkana Yukkaseamwong

The Arkansas Department of Human Services requests for $13.4 million in federal American Rescue Plan funds for four hospitals in Blytheville, Mena, Osceola and Warren, and requests for $11.6 million in state restricted reserve funds for three projects sailed through the Arkansas Legislative Council on Friday.

A legislative panel on Tuesday signed off on a request by Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ office for a $104,000 appropriation transfer to increase the extra help appropriation to cover the cost of former Department of Corrections’ Secretary Joe Profiri serving as a special adviser in the governor’s office in the fiscal year that ends June 30.

A legislative panel on Tuesday signed off on a request by Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ office for a $104,000 appropriation transfer to increase the extra help appropriation to cover the cost of former Department of Corrections’ Secretary Joe Profiri serving as a special adviser in the governor’s office in the fiscal year that ends June 30.

As record-breaking volumes of ransomware hit cities, towns, and counties this year, municipalities remain easy targets that pay, and there's no end of the attacks in sight.

Canada’s information laws are supposed to punish public servants that wrongfully keep information secret. But when it comes to laying charges, watchdogs find those laws have no teeth