Joseph Wood

The latest round of appointments fills board and commission roles in economic development, banking and travel. read more >

The latest round of appointments includes new members of the State Medical Board and Arkansas Economic Development Commission. read more >

Fisken replaces Secretary Joseph Wood, who was elected chair of the Republican Party of Arkansas last month. read more >

He's completing his second term as Washington County judge, having been reelected in 2018. read more >

A former Arkansas Razorbacks football player who owns an investment firm says he'll run for Arkansas lieutenant governor, becoming the fifth Republican to seek the office. read more >

The 14 larger Arkansas cities receiving nearly $209 million in federal pandemic recovery funds aren’t looking a gift horse in the mouth — even one that comes with 150 pages of riding instructions. read more >

A constitutional amendment to make a half-cent sales tax permanent goes before Arkansas voters on Nov. 3. Those in favor of the amendment, which would dedicate the tax revenue to the state highway fund, are already out beating the bushes to drum up support. read more >

Two Arkansas malls are challenging their 2017 property assessments, saying they are millions of dollars too high, a move that could become a trend as market values fall for malls and department stores struggling to attract shoppers. read more >

Sandra Robertson Greenwood will retire as director of budget and strategic initiatives for the University of Arkansas at Little Rock on Sept. 20, her 70th birthday. read more >