Arkansas AG Tim Griffin discusses nitrogen gas executions, legal issues with sports raffles, and his role in implementing state law.

Garland County 4-H members participated in 4-H Day at the Capitol on March 4, meeting legislators, learning about the ...

The Johnny Cash statue, cast at The Crucible in Oklahoma, depicts the musician in a contemplative stance, gripping his guitar strap and a Bible. It was unveiled in the U.S. Capitol on Sept. 24, 2024.

Capitol View host Roby Brock met with Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin to discuss recent legislative moves that affect his office, such as approval of an execution drug and sports raffles. Roby ...

Arkansas lawmakers during the ninth week of the 95th General Assembly advanced legislation backed by the governor that would ...

Since being fired last month amid efforts to slash the federal workforce, Christopher Ford has been hopeful about getting his ...

There is a little bit of good news and a little bit of bad news in forecasting Arkansas’ economic outlook for 2025.

A new law in Arkansas aims to remove the barriers associated with receiving breast cancer examinations. The bill was introduced by Representative Ryan Rose, a ...

The Senate passed legislation with far-reaching changes in how state-supported colleges and universities divide state aid, ...

The Natural State Council of Scouting America gathered more than a hundred scouts at the Arkansas State Capitol to present ...

Today at the Arkansas State Capitol, lawmakers began the process of amending the state's constitution to add a victim's bill ...

Mississippi remains an outlier for its statues, even among other Southern states. The Magnolia State is currently the only ...