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Arkansas and the U.S. are experiencing record low unemployment rates in the midst of a debt ceiling debate and interest rate hikes to tame inflation.
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Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders vetoed three bills and exercised her line-item veto on a budget bill on Friday.
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Federally insured commercial banks and savings institutions saw net income decline by 5.8% to $263 billion in 2022.
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A slight percentage increase in the number of employed compared with the number of jobless helped push Arkansas’ February unemployment rate to 3.2%.
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Arkansas LEARNS will give all teachers earning above $50,000 a raise of $2,000, but districts will have to adjust their current salary schedules.
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Legislative leaders say they're ready to move forward with the state’s balanced budget process even though major policy objectives like prison and sentencing reform and tax cuts are undecided.
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Springdale-based Tyson Foods announced Monday it plans to shutter its plant in Van Buren.
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The number of jobless Arkansans rose 6.3% in January.
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Education Secretary Jacob Oliva says the first formal public meetings to develop rules and regulations for the law will begin in less than two weeks.
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Jacob Oliva, Arkansas' new Secretary of Education, is giving new details about Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders' plans for education reform.