Abortion advocates say they complied with the law and Thurston is violating the First Amendment. The state contends they did not and that the court lacks jurisdiction anyway.
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Entergy to refund a portion of money it overcharged customers, frames rebate as charity
The utility company touts the credit as if it’s being magnanimous. Don’t be fooled. Entergy improperly took money from customers, was sued over it, and got a sweetheart deal in the settlement.
Arkansas Republicans take home the gold medal in bigotry and ignorance
Sarah Sanders and others are big mad about a woman defeating a woman in a women’s sporting event.
State tax revenue down by 4.6% in first month of new fiscal year
The impact of multiple rounds of tax cuts on the state budget is beginning to show.
Group asks Arkansas Supreme Court to disqualify anti-casino amendment
The recently established Arkansas Canvassing Compliance Committee has filed a complaint alleging fraud against an anti-casino canvassing group.
State reduces credit card fees in revenue offices
Starting today, Arkansans will pay a lower credit card transaction fee at the state’s revenue offices.
South Arkansas sheriff hit with more federal charges after plea deal in related case
The developments in Finkbeiner’s case followed a June 28 U.S. Supreme Court ruling concerning the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riots.
UAMS rakes in $40.8 million in yearly fundraising
The amount raised in FY 2024 is the second highest in the institution’s history.