US Marshals Museum Gets $250K Grant From AG's Office
The grant will be used to help offset gallery completion expenses. read more >
The grant will be used to help offset gallery completion expenses. read more >
This year has seen multiple attempts to limit our open records law, and the hits will keep coming. read more >
The public-private venture Attorney General Tim Griffin struck with Moses Tucker Partners represents a momentous intervention for a neglected 12-story landmark. read more >
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the sunshine law puts her and other elected officials at risk. Press groups, lawyers and even a couple of Republican county committees say her claim is a stretch. read more >
Draft legislation to limit the scope of Arkansas’ open meetings and records law could be up for debate in a special legislative session. read more >
The ruling says exemptions in the law nullified the state's intent for imposing the restrictions, and the law also didn't adequately define which platforms they would apply to. read more >
The Arkansas Public Service Commission, the state attorney general’s office and Summit Utilities have agreed on a framework for Summit to resume natural gas shut-offs and late charges. read more >
The company says it has worked through problems with its billing system that led to thousands of complaints. read more >
LaShonda and Marlon Moore are required to provide some restitution to victims. The FTC has also banned them from operating a multi-level marketing business. read more >
Lowery suffered two strokes over the past several months. His condition deteriorated rapidly Tuesday after he announced plans to retire. read more >
Judge Herbert Wright's ruling arises from the Legislature's adoption of the Arkansas LEARNS Act. The law allows any school district that is facing consolidation with another district to instead contract with a charter school or another entity to run its schools. read more >
In defense of the FOIA Working Group read more >
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has formed a group to look at changing the state's law on public meetings and records. read more >
Opponents of the law are challenging a contract approved under the law for a charter school group to run an east Arkansas school district. read more >
Pulaski County Circuit Judge Herbert Wright issued the temporary restraining order in response to a lawsuit challenging a contract approved under the law for a charter school group to run an east Arkansas school district. read more >
A 2015 EPA rule blocks states from adding to ozone pollution outside their boundaries. Last year the agency announced its plan to limit downwind pollution from power plants. read more >
The lawsuit tossed by the federal panel claimed the redrawn map violated the U.S. Constitution and the Voting Rights Act by moving thousands of predominantly Black voters out of the 2nd District in central Arkansas, which includes Little Rock. read more >
A federal appeals court halts the Environmental Protection Agency’s rejection of Arkansas' plan to comply with federal rules designed to assure that the state’s coal-fired power plants and industrial sites don’t pollute the air in other states. read more >
The commission, which regulates utilities in the state, pledged to revisit the decision in 60 days. read more >
The company, based in Denver, suspended disconnecting customers for nonpayment and charging late fees in November after implementing a new billing and customer experience platform. read more >
