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Current and former journalists, attorneys who defend the Freedom of Information Act and other “lifetime supporters of FOIA” are joining efforts for a stronger public records law through a new ballot question committee called Arkansans for a Free Press. The committee formed last week in support of two government transparency ballot initiatives proposed by Arkansas […] The post Arkansas Press Association forms committee to support government transparency appeared first on Arka...

Skip Rutherford, former Dean of the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service and friend of the program, stops by this week to remember beloved Arkansas politician David Pryor, who passed away on April 20, 2024.

After the recent death of former congressman, senator and Arkansas Gov. David Pryor – his loss is being felt across the Natural State.

Crowds have gathered at a Little Rock church Saturday to say their final goodbyes to former United States senator and Arkansas Governor David Pryor.

Crowds have gathered at a Little Rock church Saturday to say their final goodbyes to former United States senator and Arkansas Governor David Pryor.

Kelsey Venter plays the lead role in "What the Constitution Means to Me," opening Wednesday through March 3, in the Spring Theatre at TheatreSquared (Fayetteville).

The center will commemorate its two decades in Little Rock throughout the year, but first, its going back to the beginning.

The center will commemorate its two decades in Little Rock throughout the year, but first, its going back to the beginning.

The center will commemorate its two decades in Little Rock throughout the year, but first, its going back to the beginning.

David Pryor stood as a paragon of Arkansas politics in his era, circa 1966 to 1996.