LITTLE ROCK, Ark – As the state of Arkansas closes the book on its business year, officials say it has built up a billion-dollar-plus nest egg.
Figures released July 5 by the Department of Finance and Administration show the Natural State’s fiscal year ended June 30 with a $1.628 billion surplus for 2022.
The Arkansas Revenue Stabilization Act, passed in 1944, prohibits deficit spending, so state officials must forecast out their expenses and income each year.
Veterans Homecoming Week Begins Wednesday
The annual salute to the men and women who served in the United States Military begins on Wednesday.
Carroll County Authorities Searching For Man Who Fled Traffic Stop
Authorities are searching for a man that fled a traffic stop Sunday night.
Election Day for Some, Others Later This Month
In Missouri and Arkansas, the odd number years see elections on two different days.
The man convicted of killing 10-year-old Hailey Owens will have his appeal heard by the Missouri Supreme Court this week.
Ozarks DynaCom is spreading holiday cheer with its annual Season of Caring giveaway — nominees will receive $500 this December.
