Joyce Elliott: 'I Was Denied Opportunity In School. I'm Running For Congress To Advocate For All'
Arkansas State Sen. Joyce Elliott spent 30 years as a public school teacher and would be the first Black person elected to Congress from Arkansas—the last of the former Confederate states that hasn't done so.
Federal Judge Blocks Arkansas' New Abortion Laws
District Court Judge Kristine Baker issued a temporary injunction blocking three new provisions restricting abortions in Arkansas.
Frank Scott Jr. Becomes 1st Black Mayor Elected By Popular Vote In Little Rock, Ark.
Frank Scott Jr. beat out opponent Baker Kurrus after securing some 58 percent of the popular vote in Tuesday's runoff election.