Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin is investigating the “Whites-only” group that is looking to expand in the Midwest.

Sky News visits 40-member community that claims its classification as a Private Members Association allows it to circumvent ...

Return to the Land’s whites-only town in Arkansas’ Ozarks, led by Eric Orwoll, may face backlash and legal scrutiny for ...

The Arkansas Board of Corrections isn't disputing that it violated laws on public records and that it illegally hired a ...

A federal judge on Wednesday refused to change his order declaring an Arkansas social media law unconstitutional, saying ...

Eric Orwoll -- cofounder of Return to the Land -- sees nothing wrong with wanting to live within a group of all-white people ...

The Arkansas attorney general says his office is looking into Return to the Land, a white supremacist group that has ...

Protect AR Rights and For AR Kids joined a federal lawsuit claiming new ballot rules make it harder for citizens to have a ...

Former Gov. Asa Hutchinson is representing an attorney and law firm being sued by Attorney General Tim Griffin's office in a ...

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin called on state law enforcement to carry out a statute prohibiting loitering in a way that impedes traffic, at a news conference held Thursday morning.

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin is urging local law enforcement and city officials to begin enforcing a state law aimed at curbing loitering near busy intersections, calling it a growing ...

AR AG Tim Griffin explains why states should regulate AI, noting a 10-year moratorium was cut from the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.” In 2025, AR has seen 35 fire deaths, up from 27 last year ...