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Some of the first bills proposed by Arkansas lawmakers offer a preview of the 2023 general session of the Arkansas Legislature.
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Top Republican Jonelle Fulmer and Democratic Party head Grant Tennille say crime, education and tax reform are all on the docket for January's general session of the Arkansas Legislature.
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Officials are warning of potential budget deficits as high as $334 million in the state's public school employee insurance program.
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Speaking at the annual meeting of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said the state is in a strong economic position as Sarah Huckabee Sanders prepares to take office.
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Lawmakers also voted to punish Sen. Alan Clark, R-Lonsdale, for filing what was determined to be a frivolous and retaliatory ethics charge against a colleague.
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Free-speech advocates on Thursday asked the Supreme Court to overturn a ruling upholding a law requiring state contractors to pledge not to boycott Israel.
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Doctors and parents testified Wednesday saying it's important to keep gender-confirming health care legal.
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Leaving the state to receive their children’s hormones would be an emotional and financial burden, federal trial plaintiffs say
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The ACLU brought the lawsuit on behalf of the families of four transgender teenagers. Proceedings are expected to continue through Friday.
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A federal trial is being heard in Little Rock regarding the state's currently blocked ban on gender-affirming health care for transgender minors.