Arkansas officials say about 240 potential noncitizens—0.013% of voters—are on state voter rolls, with a small fraction believed to have voted. Investigations and verification efforts are underway.

Arkansas officials identified up to 240 noncitizens on state voter rolls using a federal verification system, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen election security and prevent unlawful ...

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to resume SNAP benefits for 42 million Americans during the government shutdown, requiring payments to be made by Wednesday using contingency funds ...

Governor Sanders directs $500,000 to Arkansas food banks and launches HelpArkansas.com to support residents as the government ...

A hair dryer left on a bed sparked a fire at a Blytheville hotel, prompting guest evacuations and rendering part of the ...

Arkansas emergency manager Jordan Abshire has been deployed to Alaska to help lead recovery efforts after Typhoon Halong, ...

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An Oklahoma man has been convicted and sentenced to 30 years for dumping a body in a well near the Arkansas-Oklahoma border, ...

Blytheville Community Samaritan Ministry received a $2,000 grant to support its summer learning program and continues to ...

Mississippi County’s “Work Here. Live Here.” housing incentive program was highlighted at the 2025 Arkansas Lithium ...

Virginia Miller was recognized as Monette’s 2025 Fall Yard of the Month for her vibrant seasonal display, earning accolades ...

The Osceola Port Authority has secured a $1.3 million grant to build retaining walls for erosion control, part of a $4.6 ...