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Yo, Democrats. We know your party is leaderless, idea-less and shrinking faster than Kamala Harris’ speaking fees. We know Donald Trump already stole one of your core voting blocs, …
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By MICHAEL REAGAN
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6/10/25
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The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT) warns Arkansans to be cautious of fraudulent texts asking for personal information or payment information. ARDOT has received reports of fraudulent …
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6/9/25
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NORTH LITTLE ROCK — On June 6, 2025, the Arkansas Department of Public Safety (DPS) officially broke ground on a new, state-of-the-art Arkansas State Crime Laboratory (ASCL) in North Little …
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Staff Report
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6/9/25
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While The Natural State is seemingly a world away from Normandy, France, our contributions to the daring undertaking there at a pivotal moment in World War II are remarkably linked. Eighty-one years …
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From US SEN. JOHN BOOZMAN
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6/8/25
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LITTLE ROCK – The governor should follow hers and the legislature’s own rules and the state of Arkansas should terminate multi-million dollar contracts to promote DEI policies that enrich …
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Senate Information Office
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6/8/25
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The war against opioids and deadly illicit drugs still rages on, but there’s a light at the end of the tunnel for those who struggle with substance abuse. As we learn more about the successful …
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By CONG. BRUCE WESTERMAN
Arkansas's Fourth District
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6/8/25
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LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas ranks first in the nation in election integrity, according to the most recent study by the Heritage Foundation. Last year Arkansas ranked number eight. At a press …
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From SEN. BRYAN B. KING
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6/8/25
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I’ll be more positive now that I’ve given up hope. Allow me to elaborate on my life philosophy. Actually, don’t bother to allow me, because I’ll tell you anyway. The principle …
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By ALEXANDRA PASKHAVER
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6/8/25
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Some would say that I’m in a “sweet spot” this Father’s Day. Others would deem it a “bittersweet spot.” I’m in that transitional phase wherein I am not yet a …
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By DANNY TYREE
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6/8/25
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Flag Day, celebrated every June 14, is one of America’s lesser-known holidays, but my father never forgot it. June 14 marks the day in 1777 when the Continental Congress officially adopted the …
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By TOM PURCELL
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6/8/25
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I’ll be more positive now that I’ve given up hope. Allow me to elaborate on my life philosophy. Actually, don’t bother to allow me, because I’ll tell you anyway. The principle …
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By ALEXANDRA PASKHAVER
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6/6/25
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No, I won’t make it to the Grand Military Parade in Washington, D.C. on June 14, but… … I’ll definitely be poring over my late father’s Army memorabilia, including the …
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By DANNY TYREE
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6/5/25
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LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas legislature and the governor agreed earlier this year that food stamps should not be used to buy candy, soft drinks and junk food. Now it appears that the federal …
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From SEN. BRYAN B. KING
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6/3/25
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After four years of unpopular and unrealistic policies, Americans were ready for change and a return to common sense. As part of this effort, Senate Republicans have put the brakes on a variety of …
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By U.S. SEN. JOHN BOOZMAN
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6/3/25
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Across the nation, conversations this week likely revolved around the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” that passed out of the House, delivering on the mandate handed down by over 77 million …
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By CONG.. BRUCE WESTERMAN
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6/3/25
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Transportation is more than just a matter of convenience — it’s about safety, infrastructure, and supporting the flow of commerce that powers Arkansas’s economy. During the 2025 …
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From REP. STEVEN WALKER
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6/3/25
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As a physician who recently retired from representing Indiana in Congress, I have closely followed the evolving national discourse around vaccines with concern. Since late January, a measles outbreak …
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By LARRY BUCSHON
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6/3/25
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The Natural State is a proud leader in agricultural production, playing a critical role in feeding, fueling and clothing the world. This important responsibility has shaped our state’s rich …
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By US SEN. JOHN BOOZMAN
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6/3/25
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Deeply woven into the fabric of our nation’s history is the importance of second chances, fresh starts, and new beginnings. Before the United States was even established, those facing …
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By CONG. BRUCE WESTERMAN
Arkansas's Fourth District
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6/3/25
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Federal grants often serve as the backbone of rural library services. Without their local library, many communities would lose access to basic resources. However, recent federal actions have placed …
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By MADELINE FABER
Center for Rural Affairs
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6/3/25
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