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DPA Chair Grant Tennille has led the party since 2021. Officials will choose a new party leader in the next two months.

The response says harm is not sufficient for court intervention, since copies of the Ten Commandments have yet to be displayed in public buildings.

The decades-long recurring contract seemed to be in temporary jeopardy at a meeting Monday.

Central Arkansas state Sen. Fred Love is the first Democrat to launch a challenge to incumbent Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders' re-election.

Roughly a hundred supporters of Palestinian rights gathered to march through downtown Little Rock's River Market district Saturday.

The law mandates a copy of the Ten Commandments be hung in all Arkansas public buildings, including school classrooms.

A new state law allows stores to sell the controversial drug over-the-counter for human use.

The university has an opening celebration planned for March 31, 2025.

In response to the Sackett decision by the U.S Supreme Court, the EPA is working on redefining what a wetland is.

House Bill 1679 allows a patient’s next of kin to block their organs or tissues from being harvested for donation, even if they signed up to be an organ donor.