Politics

Arkansas Governor Awards Medal of Freedom Posthumously

Chief Petty Officer Adam Brown, a Navy SEAL killed in action, honored for courage and sacrifice

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Prioritizes Norfork, Bull Shoals Dams

New initiative aims to speed up rehabilitation of key hydropower and flood control infrastructure in Arkansas and Missouri.

New commander takes over Army Corps of Engineers' Little Rock District

The agency announced the change a month after the previous commander was removed.

Arkansas Republican Rep. Stan Berry dies at 71

Berry, a four-term Republican from Dover, represented parts of Pope and Van Buren counties.

Arkansas Governor Says She Was Asked to Leave Little Rock Restaurant

Sanders criticized the incident, saying Arkansans are known for their warm hospitality.

Arkansas Governor Appoints Former Campaign Manager's Wife to University Board

Ashley Caldwell, a corporate executive and University of Arkansas graduate, will serve a 10-year term on the UA System board of trustees.

Republicans Aim to Portray Democrats as Party of Election Fraud in Voter ID Debate

Senate GOP hopes to use likely rejection of Trump's voter ID bill to bolster claims of voter fraud ahead of midterms

Democrat Flips Republican Seat in Arkansas

Alex Holladay defeats GOP businessman in special election for state House district

Griffen Leads Incumbent Hyde in Early Voting for Pulaski County Judge

Wendell Griffen, a retired circuit judge, is challenging Barry Hyde, the incumbent Pulaski County Judge, in the Democratic primary.