Unlike the previous requirement under Asa Hutchinson, Sanders wants her work rule to apply even to Arkansans ages 50-64.

Gov. Sarah Sanders on Tuesday (Jan. 28) pitched the new Trump administration for a waiver to Arkansas’ Medicaid insurance program that will add a work requirement for able-bodied individuals.

When Arkansas previously enacted work requirements in 2018, more than 18,000 people lost coverage. Also in the news: New Hampshire tackles the issue of exorbitant, unexpected ambulance bills; San Francisco's public health director will step down;

Ahmadzai wants to introduce more people to the flavors of her country. She’s perfecting a chutney she plans to sell as part of a Cottage Industries program in Arkansas.

Arkansas lawmakers have filed a bill that would prohibit moratoriums on the issuance of permits in watersheds and other bodies of water that opponents say is an

Arkansas senior first baseman Bri Ellis and junior utility player Kailey Wyckoff were voted to the 24-player preseason All-SEC team. Texas and Florida had five players on the list, and LSU, Oklahoma and Texas A&M each had three.

Former Trump loyalist Cassidy Hutchinson has been a focal point after testifying before the House Jan. 6 committee, where she expressed concerns about the Capitol attack and President Donald Trump ...

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A top Republican reportedly warned his colleagues to keep their distance from Cassidy Hutchinson, a former aide to Donald Trump’s chief of staff. And the reason why made headlines.

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As Benjamin Franklin left the Constitutional Convention he was asked what kind of government the convention had created. His reply, “A republic, if you can keep it,” underscores a truth