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politics
Colorado's ban on large-capacity gun magazines ruled constitutional
elections
Arkansas to allow absentee voting due to COVID-19 concerns
Absentee voting will be an option for Arkansans who have health concerns regarding COVID-19.
politics
Arkansas Attorney General announces she will be running for governor in 2022
Arkansas' attorney general has thrown her hat in the race to be the next governor of the state.
politics
Attorney General Leslie Rutledge announces she's running for governor
Attorney General Leslie Rutledge announces she's running for governor
politics
Oklahoma voters narrowly approve Medicaid expansion
Oklahoma voters have narrowly approved amending the state Constitution to expand Medicaid health coverage to tens of thousands of low-income residents.
politics
Early voting ends in Oklahoma
In Sequoyah County, voters chose to keep current Sheriff Larry Lane in his position.
elections
Oklahoma early election results
Oklahoma early election results
national-politics
Statues of 'our nation's greatest heroes' have been torn down, VP Pence says to crowded Dallas church
"We find ourselves in a challenging time in our nation's history," Pence said, referencing the pandemic, economic downtown and protests.
local
Local lawmakers drafting hate crime bill for Arkansas
The bill would boost the prison sentence for offenses committed against a person based on race, religion, sexual orientation, gender and disability.
elections
Arkansas Secretary of State releases statement on absentee voting
To receive an absentee ballot, you need to request to have an absentee ballot application sent to you by contacting your County Clerk
coronavirus
Texas reopening put on pause as state reports 6,000 new COVID-19 cases in single day
Govenor Greg Abbott says the state won't go "backwards" and close businesses again, but it also won't move on to the next phase of the reopening plan.
news
Sen. Cotton suggests 1 year minimum in prison for those who 'injure or destroy' monuments
Sen. Cotton said in a statement that he will introduce an act that would require a 1 year minimum sentence for those who "injure or destroy" monuments.
elections
Arkansas to allow absentee voting due to COVID-19 concerns
Absentee voting will be an option for Arkansans who have health concerns regarding COVID-19.
politics
Arkansas Attorney General announces she will be running for governor in 2022
Arkansas' attorney general has thrown her hat in the race to be the next governor of the state.
politics
Attorney General Leslie Rutledge announces she's running for governor
Attorney General Leslie Rutledge announces she's running for governor
politics
Oklahoma voters narrowly approve Medicaid expansion
Oklahoma voters have narrowly approved amending the state Constitution to expand Medicaid health coverage to tens of thousands of low-income residents.
politics
Early voting ends in Oklahoma
In Sequoyah County, voters chose to keep current Sheriff Larry Lane in his position.
elections
Oklahoma early election results
Oklahoma early election results
national-politics
Statues of 'our nation's greatest heroes' have been torn down, VP Pence says to crowded Dallas church
"We find ourselves in a challenging time in our nation's history," Pence said, referencing the pandemic, economic downtown and protests.
local
Local lawmakers drafting hate crime bill for Arkansas
The bill would boost the prison sentence for offenses committed against a person based on race, religion, sexual orientation, gender and disability.
elections
Arkansas Secretary of State releases statement on absentee voting
To receive an absentee ballot, you need to request to have an absentee ballot application sent to you by contacting your County Clerk
coronavirus
Texas reopening put on pause as state reports 6,000 new COVID-19 cases in single day
Govenor Greg Abbott says the state won't go "backwards" and close businesses again, but it also won't move on to the next phase of the reopening plan.
news
Sen. Cotton suggests 1 year minimum in prison for those who 'injure or destroy' monuments
Sen. Cotton said in a statement that he will introduce an act that would require a 1 year minimum sentence for those who "injure or destroy" monuments.
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