Arkansas Democrat Gazette

Another school district in need of intensive support; 3 found shot to death in northeast Arkansas; The trial over Arkansas' transgender-care ban; Order issued to revoke state medical marijuana cultivators license

Full-time state employees rose in fiscal 2022; A White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition and Health; Congress considering aid program in next farm bill; Spokesman for the Arkansas State Police set to retire

Drug manufacturer is accused of not following Arkansas law; Arkansas inmate have to stay in prison until 2039; Trial still on for Arkansas U.S. Capitol rioter; North Little Rock City Council considers request for special election over city's library system

Area food banks and homeless centers face tougher job to stock their shelves; State Board to file complaint against Phillips County over delay in election results; Sarah Huckabee Sanders names chief of staff, senior advisor for 2026 campaign

Arkansas gas prices down; Judge reject Fort Smith medical marijuana grower; Inauguration details for Governor elect Hucakbee Sanders

Flu bigger threat to Arkansas than COVID-19; The impact of COVID on the state's foster care system; State lawmakers prefile eleven bills ahead of next year's regular session; Little Rock institution reopening date set

Supervised release of former judge ends early; Yellville capitol rioter will accept government plea deal; Common Ground Arkansas fined and sanctioned by the Arkansas Ethics Commission; The first of two Argenta "parklets" has been unveiled

U of A's Fayetteville campus has a new chancellor

Walmart attributes quarterly loss to opioid settlement; Italian ammo maker plans to build $41.5M factory at the Port of Little Rock, add 120 jobs; Legislative panel OKs $30M for state’s schools for blind, deaf

Ex-aide to LR mayor blasts backer of mayor's rival; Judge arraigned another 29 defendants in drug trafficking investigation; White House touts $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure law