Across Arkansas, economic development leaders and elected officials seem to be a perverse Bizarro-land version of Steven Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day,” rushing to keep even more information out of the public’s reach
A retired University of Arkansas professor is suing Fayetteville over its nondisclosure agreement for a military-grade drone manufacturer, as the secrecy surrounding data centers and other economic deals in the state faces increased scrutiny
Want an Arkansas government record or access to a public meeting? There’s a law for that.
A review of ambulance services by Clark County’s Emergency Communication Center since it became fully operational in February sheds light on the response time by Pafford, one of two providers vying for an extended contract with Clark County to respond to emergency medical calls
LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas — Attorney General Tim Griffin issued the following statement after the Arkansas Supreme Court reversed the dismissal of…
A House panel unanimously approved a bill Wednesday that should delight two groups who’ve battled for years over what constitutes a public meeting for governing bodies
An Arkansas Senate committee approved two bills seeking to define a public meeting, an issue that has plagued local elected officials and government transparency advocates for decades
