Andrew DeMillo
Reporter, Associated PressReporter, Associated Press
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Authorities believe escaped Arkansas inmate Grant Hardin, the “Devil in the Ozarks,” may have fled the state after two unconfirmed sightings. -
Arkansas authorities are looking at whether a prison kitchen job played a role in the escape of a convicted former police chief known as the “Devil in the Ozarks.” -
CVS and Express Scripts sue Arkansas over a law banning PBMs from owning pharmacies, calling it harmful to patients and pharmacy access. -
Arkansas Supreme Court allows new DNA testing in a 30-year-old triple murder case, overturning a previous denial. -
Federal appeals court in St. Louis reviews Arkansas' ban on gender-affirming care for minors, focusing on parental rights and state laws. -
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - The nation's first trial over a state's ban on gender-confirming care for children begins in Arkansas this week, the latest fight over restrictions on transgender youth championed by Republican leaders and widely condemned by medical experts. -
The attorney for a man seen on video being punched and kneed by Arkansas officers said Tuesday that the violent arrest is part of an alleged pattern of excessive force by a sheriff's deputy, and policing experts said some of the blows appeared to be unjustified or even criminal. -
The State Board of Election Commissioners on Wednesday blocked a proposal to legalize recreational marijuana from appearing on Arkansas' ballot this fall. -
A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld Arkansas' law requiring state contractors to pledge not to boycott Israel, finding the restriction is not an unconstitutional violation of free speech. -
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Sen. John Boozman won the Republican primary in Arkansas on Tuesday, fending off challengers on the right after relying heavily on his endorsement from Donald Trump, conservative groups and the state's top GOP figures.
