Arkansas Blog

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Fraudster who lived high off fraud scheme pleads guilty.

Politics continue to dominate the news.

Case counts decline.

Dark money in ballot issues and legislative races draws attention and a lawsuit today.

The 1776 Project PAC and Moms for Liberty, conservative groups known for book banning, critical race theory paranoia and attacks on transgender youth, are endorsing five candidates on the ballot for the Bentonville School District board.

Kroger store in Conway comes up a loser in battle over employees' refusal to wear a multi-colored heart symbol.

“It’s not really possible to predict ahead of time when high numbers will happen, as it varies from year to year,” Joel Tumlison said. “However, we are already seeing higher than typical numbers for October.”

Suspect wounded but no police hurt in gunfire exchange.

A taser shot apparently ignited a backpack carrying fuel.

Las Vegas murder suspect who claimed to be indigent owns five rental properties in Hot Springs.

Use this interactive map to see how many ballots have been cast in each Arkansas county.

A quiet but lovely fall day.

Another group emerges to push anti-democratic Issue 2. Republican-backed.

Former Pulaski County Election Commissioner Joshua Ang Price's firsthand experience navigating byzantine rules to get ballots qualified and tallied informs his ongoing work. Now the deputy director of Arkansas United, a nonpartisan immigrants' rights advocacy group, Price continues the battle for ballot access by fighting laws that infringe on voting rights and letting voters know about the headaches they might encounter so they can be prepared.

The North Little Rock Park and Recreation Commission voted for a nonrenewal letter be sent to the Arkansas Tennis Association for the management of the Burns Park Tennis Center.

The cases continue to come in.

The comment function has apparently been out of whack all day.

Leslee Tell will visit Vietnam on a Fulbright Teacher Exchange.

Clint Penzo’s campaign mailer says he supported teacher pay increases. The boast is really a bluff.