Look west to Arizona for a cautionary tale of what happens when self-interested elected officials pick up their upper-crusty pals’ private school tuitions.

The Pulaski County Quorum Court unanimously voted to dip into emergency reserves to make up a budget shortfall that threatened paychecks for county employees.

Since the time the executive order was made last year, Congress rescinded funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting ...

The Pulaski County Quorum Court will host a special meeting at 6 p.m. Monday after county officials discovered budget numbers ...

Set in the Ozark foothills in the late 1930s, where whispers about a budding birth control movement in Little Rock are ...

Marín’s -14 was the lowest final score in the brief history of the tournament. Her four-stroke margin of victory tied the ...

If you ask educators across the state to nominate exceptional high school seniors for the annual Arkansas Times Academic ...

In Ridgeland, Mississippi, dining is an experience designed to be savored. It begins the moment you step inside, soft lighting, crisp linens and the quiet hum of conversation setting the tone for what ...

In a 2-1 decision on Tuesday, the appellate court said that whether a signature was “wet” — that is, made by hand on paper ...

Norris, as the person making the request, will have to pay for the recount. If the recount changes the outcome of the ...

New spending on private school vouchers represents the majority of Arkansas's proposed budget increase. What about the 94% of ...

The Republican leader of the Arkansas Senate refused to support capping spending on school vouchers Wednesday as lawmakers ...