Arkansas lawmakers gave final approval Tuesday to legislation that would require voters to show photo ID before casting a ballot. read more >

The Arkansas House has passed a bill that would require state voters to present photo identification before casting a ballot. read more >

The 89th General Assembly has yet to finish writing its chapter in the big book of Arkansas state legislatures. But if Chapter 89 were printed this week, then surely “guns” would be in the title. Legislation devoted to guns dominated the action again last week. read more >

The Arkansas Senate has approved a proposal to require voters to show photo identification before they can cast a ballot. read more >

Arkansas voters would be required to show photo identification before casting a ballot under legislation advanced by a Senate panel Thursday, but Democrats question the cost of the requirement and whether it's aimed at suppressing votes. read more >

The House Judiciary Committee has advanced legislation that would allow concealed handguns in churches in Arkansas. read more >

Sen. Bryan King’s bill to allow concealed-carry permit holders to “carry” in churches that OK the practice advanced out of committee, as did a resolution urging the federal government not to mess with the Second Amendment. read more >

The Arkansas Senate is waiting until next week to vote on a proposal that would allow concealed handguns in churches. read more >

An Arkansas legislative panel has advanced a proposal to allow concealed handguns in churches after rejecting an effort to require places of worship to carry more insurance if they permit firearms. read more >

Arkansas lawmakers are proposing measures that would expand the places where people can carry concealed handguns — including churches and college campuses. read more >