Andrea Davis

The Hot Springs attorney who was involved in an "inappropriate" relationship with Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel in 2012 has had her law license suspended. read more >

Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel says he is dropping out of the 2014 governor's race, having admitted to an "inappropriate" relationship with Hot Springs attorney Andrea Davis. "It would have been a very negative and bitter race that was not focused on issues but rather, I believe, on me," McDaniel says. read more >

Apologizing for an extramarital relationship and fighting for a political future that once seemed bright, Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel tried to reassure voters that there won't be any similar revelations as he seeks the state's top office. read more >

Attorney General and Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Dustin McDaniel focused on policy Thursday in his first public speech since admitting to an extramarital relationship, saying Arkansas is poised to outpace its neighbors in education and economic development. read more >

Full video of Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel's Tuesday news conference, in which he answered questions about an "inappropriate" relationship with Hot Springs attorney Andrea Davis. read more >

Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel says no litigation handled by his office was compromised and denies any rules were violated by his extramarital relationship. read more >

Dustin McDaniel was poised to be the last hope for a Democratic Party that's struggling for survival in Arkansas. But his admission of an extramarital relationship could turn him into another cautionary tale. read more >

Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel called the woman with whom he has admitted an extramarital relationship twice from his office, but never communicated with her using his state-issued cellphone, records released by his office Friday show. read more >

Attorney General Dustin McDaniel's spokesman says a lawyer with whom McDaniel had an extramarital relationship was the opposing counsel in five cases handled by the attorney general's office. read more >

Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel's admitted inappropriate relationship with a Hot Springs attorney - and questions about the impact it had on a lawsuit his office defended for the state - throws uncertainty into a bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination that his campaign had just days before suggested was his to lose. read more >

The Washington Post ponders the political fate of Dustin McDaniel in light of his admission Tuesday to an inappropriate relationship. read more >

Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel, a Democrat and candidate for governor in 2014, admits that he had an inappropriate relationship with Hot Springs attorney Andrea Davis after court documents alleged a sexual affair. read more >

The Arkansas Times is reporting that a court filing in a custody hearing in Garland County has prompted Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel to admit to an "inappropriate relationship." read more >