Leslie Rutledge

Lt. Gov. Leslie Rutledge discusses Arkansas policies, the State of the State, and her role in the Senate on Talk Business and Politics.

The three candidates for lieutenant governor offered differing visions of the office in their Arkansas PBS debate Tuesday (Oct. 18), with one of them saying it shouldn’t exist.

Justices on Monday heard oral arguments in the case of $250 million in unclaimed money transfers seeking to be claimed by Arkansas and 28 other states.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson said he will direct the Arkansas Department of Health to ensure clinics are complying with the state's abortion law.

Two organizations have sued the Arkansas Board of Apportionment, claiming its proposed map for the Arkansas House of Representatives violates the federal Voting Rights Act of 1965. A hearing on the case is coming up Jan. 27.

Members of the Arkansas Board of Apportionment, which is made up of the governor, attorney general and secretary of state – all Republicans – voted Monday to approve new district maps for the state House and Senate.

Columnist John Brummett reacts to AG Leslie Rutledge's withdrawal from the Arkansas governor's race.

Attorney General Leslie Rutledge, a Republican candidate for Arkansas governor, announced Tuesday (Nov. 9) that she will now run for Lt. Governor.

Arkansas’ top law enforcement official has announced new funding to help police departments buy new equipment and provide training.

Attorney General Leslie Rutledge, a GOP candidate for Arkansas governor, participates in a KATV-TB&P Education Town Hall.