The Arkansas Department of Human Services launched a new mobile app Monday to help food stamp beneficiaries navigate a new ban on junk food purchases that will go into effect this week.
Arkansas is one of several states that received federal permission to ban the use of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program funds to purchase soda,…
Something is deeply wrong with the way Arkansas protects its children. And the people responsible for fixing it keep saying the same thing: We're trying our best.
That is not good enough. Not anymore.
Across our corner of the state, a pattern has emerged that should alarm every parent, grandparent and taxpayer in Arkansas. Children…
The Arkansas Department of Human Services acknowledged making "a mistake" when it promised to publicly release findings about how the agency failed to act on 29 abuse reports over 11 years, citing the same confidentiality laws that existed when the promise was made.
In a Sept. 15 letter to Baxter County Prosecutor David Ethredge, Tiffany…
The Arkansas Department of Human Services has reversed its promise to release findings from an internal investigation into how the agency failed to act on 29 child abuse complaints over 11 years, leaving prosecutors and the public without answers about systemic failures that allowed a teenager to allegedly endure years of severe abuse.
The case…
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Governor Asa Hutchinson today announced that Cindy Gillespie will resign as Secretary of the Arkansas Department of Human Services.
“Cindy Gillespie has given the state of Arkansas her experience, management capabilities, and the right ideas that have led us in a great direction,” Governor Hutchinson said. “She is a great friend, and she is truly…