Rhonda Wood

The presidential election wasn’t the only thing Arkansans decided on Nov. 5, with state and federal offices up for grabs and various issues on the ballot. As expected, Donald J. Trump cruised through the Natural State, outpacing Vice President Kamala …

Another four years have come and gone, and that means the American public again gets to decide who will run the country, as well as who will fill a number of local, state and federal offices. Two issues will definitely …

In addition to an ever-tightening presidential contest, Arkansas voters have a slew of choices to make concerning ballot initiatives and offices on Nov. 5. Among those races lies one of particular note thanks to its historical significance and a bit …

Early voting for the 2024 preferential primary election will begin on Feb. 20 in preparation for the election on March 5. Voters from both parties will be able to vote for presidential nominees, as well as elected officials for a …

Heather Baker, president and publisher of AY Media Group, will be honored at the 10th annual Wowapalooza, put on by Women’s Own Worth. The event will take place at 11:30 a.m. on Oct. 10, at the Governor’s Mansion in Little …

The Arkansas Access to Justice Commission, a nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding access to and enhancing the quality of justice, is collaborating with the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas to organize a continued legal …

Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Rhonda Wood has been named WOW’s Woman of the Year for 2021. WOW, or Women’s Own Worth, is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence. Its mission is to help women and their …

Justice Rhonda Wood will be running for reelection to the Arkansas Supreme Court. Wood announced via social media her plans to seek reelection to the state’s top court in the 2022 election. “I look forward to hitting the campaign trail …

Several Arkansas Supreme Court justices are pushing back against ethics charges filed against them over a case involving Pulaski County Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen. According to AP reports, five of the Supreme Court justices have filed a lawsuit to challenge …