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A Twitter conversation between two academics, one in Arkansas, was published Tuesday by the online Raw Story. It explained that there are national implications in the South's long being controlled by the overwhelming political power of one party, regardless of which.

A Twitter conversation between two academics, one in Arkansas, was published Tuesday by the online Raw Story. It explained that there are national implications in the South's long being controlled by the overwhelming political power of one party, regardless of which.

A Saline County man accused along with the son of former Lt. Gov. Win Rockefeller with weapons charges related to the possession and transfer of machine guns pleaded guilty in federal court Friday to a charge of making a false statement to acquire firearms.

A Saline County man accused along with the son of former Lt. Gov. Win Rockefeller with weapons charges related to the possession and transfer of machine guns was arraigned Thursday morning in federal court on a new count of making a false statement to obtain firearms.

Covid dangers are real and vaccines are safe, but anti-covid measures such as mask and vaccine mandates by government and private businesses have been too broad-brush and punitive, the state surgeon general said Tuesday.

Natalie Rockefeller was not a professional dancer. But she and others took the stage at the 2015 Dancing With Our Stars Gala in a Little Rock ballroom to raise money for the treatment of neurofibromatosis, a genetic disorder usually diagnosed in children.

Our hospitals are full. Patients are being diverted to hospitals across the state. Not just covid patients, but trauma patients, stroke patients, heart attack patients and other critically ill patients.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Former Arkansas Republican Party Chairman Doyle Webb announced...

Former Arkansas Republican Party Chairman Doyle Webb announced Tuesday hes running for lieutenant governor next year, making him the third GOP candidate to seek the states No. 2 constitutional office.

LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge has announced her new redistricting team. Former state senator, Doyle Webb, joins Rutledge’s senior staff as the redistricting director. Webb will lead the redistricting team made up of former state representatives Andy Davis and Col. Douglas House, U.S. Army, retired, who have been contracted as consultants. “I am ecstatic to welcome Doyle Webb, Doug House and Andy Davis to my team to help with this important task of redrawing state...