In a new court filing, the Trump administration blames the state's ill-conceived requirement that Medicaid beneficiaries report their work activities only via a glitchy website for the massive loss of coverage that followed. The Trump administration is trying to salvage the state's Medicaid work requirement, recently blocked by a federal judge, but its filing yesterday serves as a final rebuke to the web-only reporting requirement that the Hutchinson administration once strongly defended.
A followup to Rebekah Hall's earlier report on Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr.'s announcement that cuts will be necessary in the city budget in part to pay for "priorities," such as his desire to expand the police force, but also to deal with the reality often mentioned here of stagnant to decling city sales tax revenue. Some quick ideas on that:
A group called Satanic Arkansas is throwing a concert at Vino's this Saturday night, with all proceeds going to the reproductive health care nonprofit in Sen. Jason Rapert's name.
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