U.S.
In Arkansas, a real estate loophole that lets landlords neglect renters
Why are landlords in 'The Natural State' not required to provide basic services?
Why are landlords in 'The Natural State' not required to provide basic services?
With federal minimum wage flat for more than six years, states and cities are moving forward with their own increases
Tornadoes sweep through Dallas area, increasing death toll
Seven people were killed in Mississippi and 40 were injured; six people died in Tennessee and one in Arkansas
Court gives state more time to reveal source of lethal mix, which death row inmates have sued to discover
Massive overcrowding in the state’s prisons and jails has led to lawsuits alleging inmate abuse and medical indifference
A judge said Arkansas must identify the manufacturers, distributor, seller or supplier of execution drugs by Oct. 21
The state says it has enough doses of drugs to execute eight death-row inmates
Executions of eight inmates would be the state’s first in 10 years; move comes as other states abandon death penalty
Decision follows similar moves by Alabama, Louisiana that federal authorities say could run afoul of regulations
