Arkansas senators at odds over new committee rule
Arkansas senators are currently at odds over a rule change that bans Democrats from serving as the vice chair of a standing ...
Arkansas Senate rule change causing heavy pushback from minority party
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KAIT/KARK) - A rule change in the Arkansas senate chamber resulted in heavy pushback from the minority party. According to our content partner KARK, senate republicans voted to ...
Gov. Sanders proposes pay increases for state employees; comments on Huckabee's nomination
Gov. Sarah Sanders is announcing a new proposed state employee pay plan. If passed, more than 14 thousand Arkansans will be impacted, representing two-thirds o ...
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Jason Rapert calls on Arkansas legislators to abolish state library board
Former Arkansas senator and current Arkansas State Library Board member Jason Rapert is calling for state lawmakers to ...
Clark, Hester return to state Senate leadership roles
"We all know each other," Hester said in his brief remarks to the Senate. "We know how things are running. We have got some ...
Rapert calls on lawmakers to abolish Arkansas library board
Former Arkansas senator and current Arkansas State Library Board member Jason Rapert is calling for state lawmakers to ...
Democrats flip one Arkansas state House seat, balance in Senate remains
Democrats flipped a single Republican state House seat in northwest Arkansas while the partisan makeup of the Senate remained ...
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Arkansas Senate rule change
Leaders of the minority party in Arkansas are no longer allowed to serve as vice chairs of standing state senate committees after a vote in the Senate's Thursday session.This comes after Senate ...
Why did Democrats win Senate races in so many states Trump won? Ticket splitters
Ticket-splitting used to be common and the swing-state down-ballot results show split tickets still can determine the outcome ...
Arkansas Alzheimer's Association has several requests for the state legislature
"What we are learning as we have conversations with lawmakers is that many of them feel it personally," David Cook with the ...