Those under 18 would be barred from having social media accounts without parental permission.
Arkansas governor-backed bill would require social media age verification
Sen. Crowell’s Capitol Week in Review
As the legislative session enters its final weeks, activity is in high gear.
Committee rejects proposal to hold libraries accountable for ‘obscene’ material
An Arkansas legislative panel on Tuesday rejected a proposed law that would have opened the door to criminal liability for the distribution of “obscene” content by school and public libraries.
Boozman, Murray Lead Legislation to Strengthen VA Support for Disabled Veterans and Young Caregivers
U.S. Senators John Boozman (R-AR) and Patty Murray (D-WA), senior members of the Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, introduced legislation to support the families of disabled veterans, including children who take on caregiving roles.
Gov. Huckabee Sanders issued executive order in response to the growing number of children in Arkansas foster care
State government and a host of private organizations announced a new effort to recruit more foster families, streamline the process of placing foster children with relatives and accelerating the process for the permanent adoption of children.
Rep. Bruce Westerman visits Arkadelphia for pop-up congressional discussion
A tornado warning for Clark County did not prevent U.S. Rep. Bruce Westerman from speaking to a crowd of approximately 35 people during a Pop-Up Community Congressional Conversation at Dawson Education Service Cooperative on Thursday.
Lottery wants responsible gaming; offers resources to problem gamblers
March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month, and the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery (ASL) wants to spread the word that help is available around the clock to those who need it.
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