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Legislative panel's study of state's firearms, concealed-carry laws begins in November - Vimarsana News

Legislative panel's study of state's firearms, concealed-carry laws begins in November

An Arkansas legislative panel will begin its study of firearms and concealed-carry laws by reviewing federal gun laws in November, state hunting laws in December, and state concealed-carry laws and regulations in January.

Legislative committee calls for investigation into Pope County casino petition campaign - Vimarsana News

Legislative committee calls for investigation into Pope County casino petition campaign

State lawmakers are calling for an investigation into a bitter petition campaign over a proposed Pope County casino that has led to accusations of threats, intimidation and arson in what one lawmaker said has made direct democracy in Arkansas seem like "a complete cluster expletive."

Arkansas Legislature OKs $2 million to hire more prosecutors and public defenders to address case backlogs - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Legislature OKs $2 million to hire more prosecutors and public defenders to address case backlogs

Legislators authorized the transfer of $2 million from the state's reserves to hire 45 more prosecutors and public defenders to address mounting felony caseloads, but officials said that alone won't address an unprecedented backlog across the state.

Arkansas Legislature OKs $2 million to hire more prosecutors and public defenders to address case backlogs - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Legislature OKs $2 million to hire more prosecutors and public defenders to address case backlogs

Legislators authorized the transfer of $2 million from the state's reserves to hire 45 more prosecutors and public defenders to address mounting felony caseloads, but officials said that alone won't address an unprecedented backlog across the state.