Secretary of State Takes Stand In Redistricting Trial
Secretary of State Mark Martin (R) was the first member of the Board of Apportionment to take the stand in an expected week-long trial challenging...
Statehouse Control To Dominate 2012 Political News
With a Presidential race unlikely to matter in Arkansas and looming lackluster match-ups in all four Congressional races this fall, a real focus for the...
Endorsements Play An Important Role On The Campaign Trail
Endorsements are a collection of medals that candidates and campaigns covet as they seek to build coalitions of support and shape their public image of...
Beebe Discusses Medicaid Costs, Trade Trip and Party Control
Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe elaborated on a number of issues, including the looming Medicaid crisis, his trade trip to China and control of the state...
Talk Politics With Gov. Mike Beebe
Tuesday morning, May 1, at 10 a.m., Talk Business & Politics will launch its latest installment of “Talk Politics,” our Q&A session with Gov. Mike...
Democratic, Republican Views Differ Widely On Buffett Rule
Last week, a survey of Republican voters in south Arkansas stated their overwhelming opposition to an increased tax on individuals making more than $1 million...
First District Democrats Far From Decided On Nominee, Crawford
In less than a month, First District Democrats will have voted for a Congressional nominee to challenge incumbent Republican Cong. Rick Crawford. Who it will...
Barth: The Argument For Regnat Populus Measure
In his latest column, Dr. Jay Barth lays out arguments -- and some expressed reservations -- for the passage of a potential November ballot measure...
Lower Federal Funding To Lead To Cuts In State Child Abuse Programs
The Arkansas Department of Human Services announced it will cut $2.2 million from programs related to preventing child abuse due to a reduction in federal...
