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“While I cannot say why the governor vetoed this bill — whether it was due to a misunderstanding of what it actually did, a personal bias against medical cannabis or external political pressure — the result is the same,” Robert deBin, president of the Arkansas Cannabis Industry Association, said. “Bottom line, this veto directly harmed Arkansans who depend on our medical cannabis program.”

Gov. Sarah Sanders extolled Arkansas's improved ranking by hyper-conservative American Legislative Exchange Council, also known as ALEC.

Monday is the deadline to assess personal or commercial property without incurring a 10% penalty.

Sanders says Arkansas is "grateful" for Trump’s scaled-down disaster relief, despite it shifting millions of dollars in costs to state and local government.

The Pulaski County Election Commission double-checked the outcome of a recent election after a county employee was accused of changing some voters' information last year.

More than 1,300 people found vendor booths, doctors, cooking demonstrations and a movie at the Arkansas Times Cannabis and Wellness Expo.

Chip Leibovich, an attorney who regulates medical marijuana, said cannabis businesses should prioritize safety over concerns about regulatory violations.

After President Donald Trump denied Gov. Sarah Sanders' request for aid related to storms in March, the governor is back with a new request for storms that occurred in April.

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has received a $7.5 million gift from the Windgate Foundation to create an endowed scholarship fund to make attendance more affordable, the university said Friday.

Disability Rights Arkansas will have to pause most of its operations next month if federal agencies don't release certain funds it needs to do its work.