When Barack Obama is sworn in as the first African American president many Arkansans will be there for the historic event. Some started making plans even before the election took place.

All constitutional amendments and ballot initiatives pass with comfortable margins in Arkansas, including the first ever state lottery for college scholarships. But when will we actually see lotto games in the Natural State?

Following his election triumph, President-elect Barack Obama is reaching out to friend and foe alike. He acknowledged his joyful backers in a victory speech in Chicago's Grant Park, and he also spoke to those who voted against him, saying he hears their voices, needs their help and will be their president, too.

Arkansas voters approved a measure Tuesday night that would allow up to $300 million in bonds to be issued for water projects around the state.

Democrat Mark Pryor has won a second term to the United States Senate, defeating a Green Party nominee who was the only candidate to challenge the senator's re-election bid.

Figures coming in late Monday afternoon from the Secretary of State’s office show that 1 in 4 Arkansans have already voted. Lines more than a block long greet voters on the last day of early voting.

We are less than a week away from finding out who will be the next president of the United States, or will we find out on Halloween?

Early voters continue to come out in record numbers. There are a few rules you should know about before you hit the polls.

In response to the 10th annual Arkansas Poll, a strong majority of Arkansans ranked the economy as the most important problem facing Arkansas.

A steady flow of voters arrived at polling locations to cast a ballot Monday as early voting kicked off for next month's presidential election.