Kutchka, received the newly launched Funding Arkansas Rural Movement (FARM) grants from Democratic Party of Arkansas.

Many factors contribute to low voter turnout in Arkansas, and it creates a negative cycle and present a danger to democracy in the state.

Marion, located just to the north of West Memphis, is in Arkansas House District 35 and is currently held by Democratic Rep. Milton Nicks, Jr. Democratic candidate Jessie McGruder and Republican candidate Robert Thorne Jr. are competing to succeed Nicks.

Vice President Kamala Harris hit back at Arkansas GOP Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ comments that Harris “doesn’t have anything keeping her humble” because she doesn’t have children.

According to the Arkansas secretary of state's office, there were 1,811,667 eligible registered voters in the state as of Thursday. On Nov. 8, 2022, the date of that year's general election, there were 1,799,136 eligible registered voters.

Crittenden County election officials on Friday appealed to the Arkansas Supreme Court a circuit court order that required staffing an early voting location in West Memphis. The county Board of Election Commissioners voted 2-1 Thursday to appeal Circuit Court Judge Chris Thyer’s Monday ruling that they should conduct early voting at one of three contested

Speaking on the popular "Call Her Daddy" podcast, Harris pushed back against Sarah Huckabee Sanders' remarks, defended modern family dynamics and addressed key issues like abortion rights.

Access to abortion, rural health care and gun laws were among topics the two candidates for Arkansas’ 2nd Congressional District volleyed back-and-forth during a televised debate Monday. Democratic candidate Marcus Jones is challenging Republican incumbent French Hill to represent nearly 750,

Incumbent Rep. French Hill and Marcus Jones debated the issues in the race to represent Arkansas' District 2 in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Marcus Jones and Rep. French Hill, the two candidates for Arkansas's 2nd District, spent the debate differentiating themselves for voters.

Arkansans seeking to unseat the state’s four Republican incumbents in the U.S. House of Representatives are implementing grassroots tactics instead of trying to keep pace with the fundraising efforts of their opponents who have amassed millions of campaign dollars.

A federal appeals court has issued a “stay pending appeal” of an Arkansas case involving a rule requiring an ink-on-paper signature on voter registration forms. The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in September issued an administrative stay that allowed state officials to implement the “wet signature” rule while parties in a lawsuit over the