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Arkansas has paid Brightspeed $2.6 million after verifying the first milestone for 13 broadband projects spanning 25 counties. The planned networks would connect more than 13,700 homes and businesses; this payment recognizes plann…
Arkansas Economic Development Commission’s current General Assistance notice sets October 16, 2026, at 4:30 p.m. as the application cutoff. Eligible cities and counties can seek $75,000–$500,000, or up to $1 million for qualifying…
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Arkansas Legislative Council Meets The Arkansas Legislative Council (ALC), one of the most influential bodies in state government, has quietly shaped Arkansas policy for more than 75 years. Established in 1949, the council serves …
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Arkansas Releases 2025–2026 School and District Grades, Showing Statewide Improvement The Arkansas Department of Education has released the 2025–2026 letter grades for schools and districts across the state, marking the second yea…
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Arkansas to Expand Supportive Living Services for Families on CES Waiver Waitlist Arkansas officials have announced a new plan aimed at helping families who have been waiting for years for services through the state’s Community an…
Senator Jonathan Dismang Announces Resignation from Arkansas State Senate LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Senator Jonathan Dismang announced today that he will resign from the Arkansas State Senate effective September 15, 2026, concluding nea…
Arkansas Expands Maternal Health Services Arkansas expanded its maternal health services on September 1 when Medicaid began reimbursing doula and lactation consultant care under rules recently approved by the Arkansas Legislative …
Nuclear Power is ‘Feasible and Advisable’ for Arkansas, Report Says The Joint Committee on Energy of the Arkansas General Assembly recently reviewed a technical feasibility study on new nuclear generation in Arkansas which conclud…
Lawmakers Consider Arkansas Educational Adequacy Report The Arkansas Educational Adequacy Report is a biennial, legislatively mandated study that evaluates public school funding, resource distribution, and whether the state’s K‑12…
Arkansas Sales Tax Holiday Set for August 1–2 Arkansas families preparing for the upcoming school year will once again benefit from the state’s annual sales tax holiday, scheduled as always for the first weekend in August. State l…
U.S. Department of Education Approves Arkansas’ Returning Education to the States Waiver Arkansas will now have broader authority to shape its own education policies after the U.S. Department of Education approved the state’s Retu…
Arkansas Ends Fiscal Year With $655 Million Surplus, Fifth Largest in State History Arkansas concluded Fiscal Year 2026 with a general revenue surplus of $655 million, marking one of the strongest financial performances in state h…
Arkansas Legislative Council Approves Changes for School Districts, EFAs, and More The Arkansas Legislative Council (ALC) and its subcommittees met this week. ALC is one of the most important legislative committees that meet in th…
Arkansas Boys State Highlights Leadership and Learning On May 29, the Arkansas State Capitol welcomed delegates from Arkansas Boys State. These young men were here to learn through meetings with constitutional officers and mock le…