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Franklin County city facing lawsuit over reported noncompliance with updated state FOIA law - Vimarsana News

Franklin County city facing lawsuit over reported noncompliance with updated state FOIA law

BRANCH -- A Fort Smith-based attorney plans legal action against a Franklin County city for reportedly not recording its public meetings as required under the state's updated Freedom of Information Act.

State lawmakers propose 33 constitutional amendments - Vimarsana News

State lawmakers propose 33 constitutional amendments

Arkansas state lawmakers have proposed 33 constitutional amendments ranging from a proposal that would spell out rights for victims of criminal offenses or delinquent acts to a proposal that would eliminate the lieutenant governor's office.

Arkansas lawmakers propose 33 constitutional amendments - Vimarsana News

Arkansas lawmakers propose 33 constitutional amendments

Arkansas state lawmakers have proposed 33 constitutional amendments ranging from a proposal that would spell out rights for victims of criminal offenses or delinquent acts to a proposal that would eliminate the lieutenant governor's office.

Franklin County city facing lawsuit over reported noncompliance with updated state FOIA law - Vimarsana News

Franklin County city facing lawsuit over reported noncompliance with updated state FOIA law

BRANCH -- A Fort Smith-based attorney plans legal action against a Franklin County city for reportedly not recording its public meetings as required under the state's updated Freedom of Information Act.

Arkansas bill would restore gun rights to non-violent felons - Vimarsana News

Arkansas bill would restore gun rights to non-violent felons

Non-violent felons in Arkansas aren't a threat to anyone and never were. Why shouldn't they get their rights back?