White at the state capitol on Friday, Governor Sanders announced a new initiative focused on higher education for students in ...

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced Friday that her anticipated higher education bill will address funding, diversity ...

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced Friday new legislation designed to improve higher education opportunities for all Arkansans.

On Friday, a coalition that includes the Arkansas Education Association and the Arkansas Conference of the NAACP resubmitted ...

ARKANSAS, USA — A proposal to ban student cell phone use during school hours is moving forward in the Arkansas Legislature. The House passed the Bell to Bell, No Cell Act on Thursday, Feb. 13, with 97 ...

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Finding ways to inform the community through outreach and education is one of the biggest focuses for Alzheimer's Arkansas. Education Director Carolyn Berry is sharing with ...

Musk says shutting down USAID in government cost-cutting drive Suze Orman warned a $2 million nest egg is ‘chump change’, even though the average American falls far short of her target ...

On Jan. 22, 2025, a new amendment was introduced to formally prohibit slavery in Arkansas. According to HJR1002, the Arkansas Constitution "permits slavery and involuntary servitude as a ...

Over a hundred years ago, on December 14, 1923, a proposed amendment first came before the United States Congress. It read in its entirety, “Men and women shall have equal rights throughout the ...

Boysko said that the constitutional amendment will protect reproductive rights for years to come and “cannot be stripped at the whim of politicians.” The proposed amendment that would ...

The archivist of the United States, a Biden appointee, has already said she will not publish the Equal Rights Amendment as the 28th Amendment, and federal courts have previously ruled that the ...

So when Biden declared on his way out the door—with the bravado of someone who’d just found the cure to cancer—that the Equal Rights Amendment is officially the “law of the land,” I laughed.