Department of Finance & Administration

Storm Nolan is asking the Arkansas Supreme Court to save his medical marijuana license, arguing that a judge wrongly cited a juvenile detention center as a “school” and misinterpreted details of his business entity. read more >

The industry, once promised to be largely owned by Arkansans, has become a maze of unclear ownership and out-of-state influence. read more >

The Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act has delivered nearly $4.8 billion to Arkansas since 2022, fueling essential upgrades across highways, bridges, broadband, and clean water systems. read more >

Legislators’ decision to give rural hospitals $60 million in COVID relief helped many hospitals survive, but some found the state’s application system to be cumbersome. read more >

The settlement means the state will continue to treat companies’ sales to the federal government as if they were in-state sales for tax purposes, avoiding a possible precedent that could have cost Arkansas millions annually. read more >

Arkansas ended the fiscal year with a surplus of $191.6 million, according to data released Thursday by the state Department of Finance & Administration. read more >

Arkansas gross general revenue in November was $464.6 million, up 8 percent from last year and 2.8 percent above forecast, according to a report Tuesday by the state Department of Finance & Administration. read more >

Transparency.Arkansas.gov, which allows users to see how much money state agencies have paid vendors, has already received praise since its July launch. read more >