Rep. Aaron Pilkington (R-Clarksville) has sponsored House Bill 1064, which aims to increase transparency and help lower health care costs for Arkansans.
As the much of the nation has or is preparing to get the COVID-19 vaccination, vaccination hesitancy is higher in the south, Arkansas Foundation for Medical Care (AFMC) CEO said.
Leon Jones Jr., a local leader in the state of Arkansas, is running for Attorney General of the state, confident that he has the skills necessary to represent his home state after serving for a number of years in other governmental bodies.
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson signed Senate Bill 622 (SB 622) into law and it is causing much controversy as it referred to as "an alternative to a hate crimes bill."
With Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson set to move on from the highest office in the Natural State after his term expires this year, speculation has risen as to whether he'll seek the GOP presidential nomination in 2024.
Cypress Cold Storage recently invested $13 million in an expansion of their Maumelle cold storage facility, and expects to add approximately 30 full-time employees to work in the facility, which now covers a 162,000 square-foot facility.
A piece of legislation before the Arkansas House of Representatives would seek to ensure a simple eviction procedure providing hearing of both renters and landlords, as well as addressing concerns over minimum habitability standards in housing.
Recent upticks in reports of child abuse appear to show that COVID-19 restrictions prevented many cases of abuse from ever reaching the public eye, particularly as students who were receiving remote instruction return to school.
Arkansas will be stripped of its constitutionally derived authority to administer elections under the For the People Act of 2021, say critics of the measure.
In response to the effects of the economic crisis created by COVID-19 restrictions, the Arkansas Community Foundation (ACF) has launched a new initiative aimed at assisting black-led and black-serving nonprofits in the Little Rock metro area.
Randy Zook of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce and the Associated Industries of Arkansas tackled the issue of hate crimes legislation in a recent interview, surrounding the passage of a Senate Bill that is designed to ensure that offenders serve a minimum of 80% of their sentence for certain crimes.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had wide-reaching consequences across all portions of the economy, but at the center stage of the viral outbreak has been the nation’s hospitals, clinics and health centers.