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US attorney who subpoenaed Letitia James lacked ‘lawful authority,’ judge rules

Thursday, January 8 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Subpoenas issued to New York Attorney General Letitia James as part of a civil rights investigation into her fraud case against Donald Trump are invalid because the U.S. attorney in Albany who issued them lacked lawful authority, a federal judge ruled... Read More.

Pine Bluff City Council Adopts Rules for Public Comments and AI Use as Residents Voice Concerns Over Housing Development

Monday, January 5 by Luke Matheson

By Ray King With no dissent, the Pine Bluff City Council on Monday adopted an ordinance regulating public comments made before and after council meetings. The ordinance had been scheduled for a second reading but the council voted to suspend the rules and read the proposal... Read More.

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Arkansas New Laws in 2026 Reduce Grocery Taxes Expand Health Coverage and Update Employment Rules

Friday, December 26 by Luke Matheson

As Arkansas rings in the new year, a slate of new state laws will take effect on Jan. 1, 2026, bringing changes that impact taxes, health care coverage, employment requirements, education, and public safety. More than a dozen measures approved by lawmakers during the most... Read More.

Court rules judgment could not be entered against blogger on defamation count in Megan Thee Stallion lawsuit

Saturday, December 6 by ABC News

A judge ruled on Tuesday that a judgement could not be entered against blogger Milagro Cooper for the defamation count in a lawsuit filed by hip-hop star Megan Thee Stallion in October 2024.Cooper was found liable for defamation, intentional infliction of emotional distress and... Read More.

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Consumer Product Safety Commission changes affect safety rules for aerosol dusters

Friday, October 3 by Ray King

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is facing upheaval after the Trump administration dismissed three Democratic commissioners, leading to the withdrawal of several proposed safety rules, including one for aerosol dusters. These products, commonly used to clean keyboards, have been linked to 100 to 200... Read More.

Crime Lab Rules Fordyce Deaths as Murder-Suicide

Wednesday, October 1 by Luke Matheson

The Arkansas State Crime Laboratory has determined that the deaths of two Fordyce residents earlier this month were the result of a murder-suicide. On September 15, 2025, the Arkansas State Police Criminal Investigation Division launched an investigation at the request of the Dallas County Sheriff’s... Read More.

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Bobby Swofford discusses HB1633’s changes to Arkansas transfer rules

Wednesday, April 9 by Luke Matheson

UPDATE: Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has signed HB1633 into law. Transfer rules for student-athletes has now changed effective immediately with the signage of the law. ORIGINAL STORY: The Arkansas Legislature has sent House Bill 1633 to the desk of Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders that will... Read More.

Judge rules in favor of Gerald Robinson in case against Quorum Court

Monday, January 6 by Ray King

By Ray King A lawsuit filed by Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson against members of the Quorum Court went strongly in Robinson’s favor, based on an opinion by Special Judge William Randall Wright Monday afternoon. Wright was appointed to hear the case after all the judges... Read More.

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New overtime rules could mean more money

Thursday, May 23 by Rick Walker

New overtime rules will kick in this summer, which could mean more money in your pocket. The new rules from the Department of Labor will allow millions of workers to be eligible for overtime pay. Under the current regulations of the Fair Labor Standards Act,... Read More.

BALLOT INTEGRITY ALERT: Attorney General Griffin Explains Rules Governing Signature Collection for Ballot Initiatives

Monday, March 11 by Luke Matheson

With signatures being collected on several ballot initiatives ahead of the 2024 general election, Attorney General Tim Griffin issued the following statement and guidance on rules that govern the collection of signatures: “It is vitally important that laws governing each part of the ballot initiative... Read More.

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Boozman seeks protection for farmers from EPA rules

Friday, September 8 by Ray King

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR), Ranking Member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, is fighting to deliver certainty to the agriculture community as Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rulemaking threatens the industry. In August 2022, the EPA proposed a rule to designate per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)... Read More.

LaTisha Brunson explains her decision on why she voted not to suspend the rules during city council

Tuesday, August 22 by Alex Bivens

Barring a special meeting of the Pine Bluff City Council, a proposed ordinance to extend the five-eigths cent sales tax for another seven years, and impose a three-eights cent tax for public safety that will be permanent will not be voted on until next... Read More.

Stories tagged with: rules

US attorney who subpoenaed Letitia James lacked ‘lawful authority,’ judge rules

Pine Bluff City Council Adopts Rules for Public Comments and AI Use as Residents Voice Concerns Over Housing Development

Arkansas New Laws in 2026 Reduce Grocery Taxes Expand Health Coverage and Update Employment Rules

Court rules judgment could not be entered against blogger on defamation count in Megan Thee Stallion lawsuit

Consumer Product Safety Commission changes affect safety rules for aerosol dusters

Crime Lab Rules Fordyce Deaths as Murder-Suicide

Bobby Swofford discusses HB1633’s changes to Arkansas transfer rules

Judge rules in favor of Gerald Robinson in case against Quorum Court

New overtime rules could mean more money

BALLOT INTEGRITY ALERT: Attorney General Griffin Explains Rules Governing Signature Collection for Ballot Initiatives

Boozman seeks protection for farmers from EPA rules

LaTisha Brunson explains her decision on why she voted not to suspend the rules during city council

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