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Tech industry group sues Arkansas over new social media laws
Arkansas Politics · Arkansas

Tech industry group sues Arkansas over new social media laws

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A tech industry trade group sued Arkansas Friday over two new laws that would place limits on content on social media platforms and would allow parents of children who killed themselves to sue over content on the platforms. The lawsuit by NetChoice filed in federal court in Fayetteville, Arkansas, comes months after a federal judge struck down a state law requiring parental consent before minors can create new social media accounts. The new laws were signed by Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders earlier this year.See the Story
ABOC votes to authorize up to $50,000 for water drilling at Franklin County prison site
Sarah Huckabee Sanders · Franklin County

ABOC votes to authorize up to $50,000 for water drilling at Franklin County prison site

42% Center coverage: 7 sources
The Arkansas Board of Corrections approved $50,000 for water drilling at the Franklin County prison site amid opposition from the Chickamauga Tribe.See the Story
Conduit vs. Arkansas Association of Counties vs. State Chamber of Commerce - Conduit News Arkansas
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Conduit vs. Arkansas Association of Counties vs. State Chamber of Commerce - Conduit News Arkansas

Legislative Case Study:During Arkansas’s regular legislative sessions starting every other January, watchdogs and special interests track bills that could become state laws. Most groups tracking the legislature are lobbyists who push their own agendas and those of their clients. Conduit is one of the few groups advocating economic freedom and smaller government. This article will examine how Conduit, the Arkansas Association of Counties, and the…Read Article

AR Rep. Stetson Painter Discusses Legislative Session, National Guard, and Foreign Policy - Conduit News Arkansas

In the latest installment of our Impression of Session series, Rep. Stetson Painter (R-Mountain Home) joined Conduit News to discuss the 2025 legislative session, his key policy achievements, leadership responsibilities, and his intent to seek re-election in Arkansas House District 3. Painter, a veteran and active member of the Arkansas National Guard, sponsored a comprehensive military support package that increased scholarship opportunities, i…Mountain Home, Arkansas · Mountain HomeRead Article

Should the Governor Have More Power Over Prison Operations?  - Conduit News Arkansas

By David Ferguson  Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders tried to assert some control over the running of the state prisons by getting a law passed to say the Secretary of Corrections serves at the pleasure of the Governor, not the Corrections Board. When the board didn’t like decisions of the Secretary, they fired him despite the new law saying the Secretary serves at the pleasure of the Governor. They filed a lawsuit seeking to nullify the new law. …Sarah Huckabee Sanders · Little RockRead Article

Another Consultant, Another Cost: House Members Say State Must Rein In Spending - Conduit News Arkansas

During a recent ALC meeting, Rep. Les Warren (R – D84) presented a committee report that included a recommendation to approve a contract with Aptus Financial. The contract would fund a consultant to help state employees navigate the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program — a process widely acknowledged to be confusing and bureaucratic. The proposed three-year contract would run through 2028 with a total projected cost of $2,165,0…Little Rock · Little RockRead Article

Burn it Down  - Conduit News Arkansas

We have all heard that so-and-so just wants to “burn it all down”. This would lead one to believe that some individual or group would prefer to destroy a thing if they feel it is not going their way. It is certainly true that this attitude and activity is a real thing in some cases. […]Arkansas · ArkansasRead Article

Arkansas GOP Hikes Candidate Filing Fees—Some Nearly Triple - Conduit News Arkansas

The Republican Party of Arkansas Executive Committee quietly approved a steep increase in candidate filing fees on Friday for the 2026 election cycle. That includes a jaw-dropping 167% spike for gubernatorial candidates, effectively making it harder for outsiders or grassroots challengers to get on the ballot. Here are the new numbers: Governor: $15,000 → $40,000 U.S. Senate: $20,000 → $40,000 Lieutenant Governor: $12,500 → $25,000 Attorney Gen…Republican Party · Little RockRead Article

Arkansas permanently bans large-scale swine operations from the Buffalo River watershed - Conduit News Arkansas

It’s the end of a 13-year-long saga that started with the state granting a permit to C&H Hog Farms in 2012 by Ainsley Platt, Arkansas AdvocateJune 20, 2025 After 13 years, large-scale swine farms are banned — permanently — within the Buffalo River watershed, ending a saga that started when Arkansas environmental regulators quietly approved a general water permit for C&H Hog Farms in 2012. The Arkansas Legislative Council reviewed and approved th…Arkansas · ArkansasRead Article

Federal Lawsuit Looks to Halt Arkansas' Educational Freedom Account Program; Claims It Violates US Constitution

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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — Four Arkansans have filed a federal lawsuit against multiple state departments over the state's Educational Freedom Accounts, claiming it violates the United States Constitution. The lawsuit was filed in the Eastern District of Arkansas on June 13. The plaintiffs are Gwen Faulkenberry of Franklin County, Special Renee Sanders of Drew County, Anika Whitfield of Pulaski County and Kimberly Crutchfield of Pulaski Cou…Little Rock · Little RockSee the Story

Party and People: “Can’t We All Just Get Along?”   - Conduit News Arkansas

We write to clarify what seems to be an issue currently wreaking havoc within the membership of the Republican Party in Arkansas (although not a phenomenon isolated to our state).   After a welcomed conversation with an elected official, who we call “friend”, the “disagreements” among party members seemed to boil clearly down to two views. These views may be illustrated around the mission or objectives assigned to the members of a Republican Cou…Republican Party · ArkansasRead Article

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