Andrea Lea

The University of Arkansas-Pulaski Technical College has announces two appointments to its board of directors. read more >

A bill passed by the Legislature this week addresses the management of unclaimed assets taken by the state, but supporters say the proposal does not amount to the kind of revenue grab described by critics. read more >

Arkansas Business reporters Mark Friedman and Kyle Massey and Editor Gwen Moritz were recognized for work published in 2016 by the Alliance of Area Business Publishers, an international association of business journals. read more >

Arkansas' state auditor, Andrea Lea, says she will run for re-election in 2018. read more >

Auditor's office offers voluntary compliance program to streamline Great Arkansas Treasure Hunt for unclaimed property. read more >

Former Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert and state Auditor Andrea Lea get put on the Moritz Scale of Political Bad Behavior, and their scores are going to look much closer together than the nature of their bad behavior would justify. read more >

State Auditor Andrea Lea has a new email policy, and it looks pretty straightforward. read more >

Arkansas Business has obtained text messages to and from state Auditor Andrea Lea that, as even she acknowledged, dispute her claims that she rarely used her private e-mail account for state business. read more >

The issue of government officials using private email accounts has been much in the news, you may have noticed. read more >

State Auditor Andrea Lea agreed to pay inexperienced out-of-state attorneys a fee nearly twice as high as other states have committed to pay in a pursuit of unredeemed U.S. Treasury bonds. read more >

In ceremonies in the Arkansas House chamber Tuesday morning, a clerk read last November's election results before Arkansas' Chief Justice Jim Hannah swore in Lieutenant governor Tim Griffin and four others. Justice Jo Hart swore in Attorney General Leslie Rutledge. read more >

State Rep. Andrea Lea of Russellville has advanced to November's general election as the Republican Party's nominee for Arkansas auditor. read more >

Arkansas state Rep. Andrea Lea says she's seeking the Republican nomination for state auditor next year. read more >

A package of campaign finance and ethics rules is among proposed constitutional amendments that Arkansas lawmakers will consider referring to voters during this year's legislative session. read more >

The 2014 campaign for Arkansas' top offices had already begun before voters cast their ballots in this year's election. Now it's about to go into full swing. read more >