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Arkansas pharmacists told a legislative panel Tuesday about a “perfect storm” of lower drug reimbursements, cash flow issues and the ripple effects of consolidation in their industry that threaten their
While none of Jefferson County's three public school districts offer the pilot Advanced Placement African American Studies course, the debate over it at the state Capitol resonates across Arkansas.
Money talks, and it's saying Pine Bluff is losing plenty of it to crime.
A legislative panel questioned state officials Tuesday on the distribution of grants intended to aid homeless Arkansans and support the arts, saying the bulk of the funding appeared directed toward Central and Northwest Arkansas.
One of the greatest weapons used against Black people has always been to divide and conquer. The second has always been and remains to be misinformation. I call your attention to an editorial published on July 2, in The Commercial, headlined "Jimmy Cunningham is dancing yet again."