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The Arkansas House overwhelmingly passed legislation allowing home schooled students to play high school sports.

The Arkansas House of Representatives has voted to override Governor Beebe's veto of the Voter ID bill.

A North Little Rock woman is fighting to keep her home, which is set to be auctioned in just three days.

An Arkansas Senator is proposing an easier way to understand how your child's school is rated.

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The bill would give the state the ability to pursue civil damages against any group that has ties to someone who commits an act of terrorism.

A push to raise the state minimum wage suffered a setback in the Arkansas House on Tuesday.

The bill only makes a slight change to existing law, adding private parks as a place in which a sex offender cannot live within 2000 feet.

The bill passed without debate by a vote of 79-4.

A bill in the House would compel the University of Arkansas the Arkansas State University to play a football game against each other, with proceeds going to charity.

The Senate passed a bill on Tuesday that would ban non-traditional body art and skin implants.

The bill, presented by Rep. Debra Hobbs, is asking for all schools in Arkansas to implement a moment of silence on a daily basis.

A straight party line vote pushed a bill requiring photo identification when you go to the polls through the Arkansas House on Wednesday.

Gun owners will not be allowed to carry their guns out in the open, no matter where they live in Arkansas.

As it stands now, a victim must come forward by age 28 or the abuser will never face criminal charges.

One of the most heated battles at the State Capitol this year is abortion and it took to the streets of Little Rock as pro-life supporters gathered in front of a West Little Rock abortion clinic.

Arkansas election officials say a casino legalization proposal isn't sufficient to appear on the November ballot. But a potential legal challenge by the amendment's chief supporter could force them to keep it there while a court reviews the decision.

A new bill moving its way through the state capitol could put your proof of insurance at your fingertips during a traffic stop.

A recently filed bill would reduce permit fees for concealed carry licenses and offer additional discounts for veterans and victims of domestic abuse with court orders of protection.