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Arkansas

July 2024

  • people hold signs in support of and against abortion

    Arkansas rejects initiative seeking to ease abortion ban despite over 100,000 supporters

    Secretary of state claims paid canvassers who delivered signatures of support failed to submit sworn statements

June 2024

  • A bullet-scarred window and a police officer.

    Survivors of deadly mass shooting at Arkansas grocery store hid in freezer

  • White pick trucks outside a one-store shopping mall, under partly cloudy skies.

    Three people dead and 10 injured in mass shooting at Arkansas grocery

May 2024

  • a hand wearing yellow band touches a blue phonebox

    The US might restrict social media in prisons and inmates are worried: ‘I may lose my voice soon’

    Platforms like TikTok have helped inmates stay connected with family, share their stories online and shed light on prison abuse
  • A home damaged by a storm the night before is seen, Sunday, May 26, 2024, in Pryor, Okla. Powerful storms left a wide trail of destruction Sunday across Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas after obliterating homes and destroying a truck stop where dozens sought shelter in a restroom during the latest deadly weather to strike the central U.S. (Mike Simons/Tulsa World via AP)

    At least 21 people dead as storms leave path of destruction across central US

    Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas saw hundreds injured and homes obliterated as storms move into Georgia and South Carolina
    • At least 15 people dead after storms tear through Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas

    • ‘It had a complex history’: secrets of my grandparents’ cotton farm – in pictures

    • Nearly 10 million people in central US under threat of severe weather, agency warns

April 2024

  • Stock photo of yellow police tape

    Arkansas woman pleads guilty to stealing parts of corpses and trying to sell them

    Candace Chapman Scott of Little Rock, 37, worked at a mortuary and arranged to transport remains to buyers across state lines
  • An arm restraint on the gurney in the the execution chamber

    Black death row inmates suffer botched executions at twice rate of whites in US

    A glaring racial disparity is evident in the 73 botched procedures involving lethal injections since 1976, report by Reprieve finds
  • Daniel Barajas on a motorcycle.

    Death on an Arkansas highway: what happened to Daniel Barajas?

    A traveling welder was on his way to meet his family when he stopped to take a nap. He never arrived. Now his relatives want answers from police: ‘We can’t let this go’

March 2024

  • A "vote here" sign outside a polling location

    The fight for democracy
    Obscure legal theory could weaken voters’ protections from racist laws

  • Donald Trump on stage in Mar-a-Lago as ex-president trounces Nikki Haley in Republican primaries.

    US politics live with Chris Stein
    Trump and Biden pick up easy victories across the US in Super Tuesday primaries – as it happened

February 2024

  • Red and orange sign saying 'Family Dollar' with logo

    Family Dollar ordered to pay over $40m for rodent-infested Arkansas warehouse

    Company pleads guilty to using distribution center where FDA discovered ‘decaying rodents, rodent feces, urine, and odors’

January 2024

  • Older white man with white hair holding both hands up as he speaks into two microphones at a lectern on a stage, with electric blue and red lights behind him.

    Asa Hutchinson drops out of race for Republican presidential nomination

  • A woman smiles from behind a lectern

    Sarah Huckabee Sanders makes a splash in Arkansas – can she climb higher?

December 2023

  • Supreme Court columns

    The fight for democracy
    Voting Rights Act faces new wave of dire threats in 2024

  • A Black Santa Claus with two kids on his lap.

    Undeterred by racist incident, a Black Santa brings cheer to Arkansas

November 2023

  • demonstrator with sign reading 'equal voting rights in every state'

    The fight for democracy
    Court rules that only US government can sue to enforce Voting Rights Act

  • The Lord's Ranch in Warm Springs, later known as Trinity Behavioral Health. It opened in 1976.

    Young people allege abuse at center run by Arkansas man pardoned by Trump

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