... launched last week with the start of scratch-off ticket sales; the state begins selling Powerball tickets Oct. 31.Jerry Cox, head of the anti-gambling Arkansas Family Council, said he thinks it's inconsistent to ban some forms of gambling ...

... sales begin. "Even people who voted for the lottery, I don't think they voted for these exorbitant salaries," said Jerry Cox, head of the Arkansas Family Council, which campaigned against the lottery amendment. That would include Lt. Gov ...

... the state in the lawsuit but has stopped short of calling for the attorney general's office to recuse from the case. Jerry Cox, the council's president, said the group plans to ask to intervene in the lawsuit. "Obviously, we've got serious ...

... the economy the way it is, I would think Arkansans are looking for the increased flow of people with buying dollars." Jerry Cox, head of the Arkansas Family Council, said Wasserman's proposal likely would cut away legislative oversight of what ...

... campaigned for the ban, said it was aimed at gay couples but the law will affect heterosexuals and homosexuals equally. Jerry Cox, the council's president, said he will likely ask the court to allow the group to intervene in the case. Cox said ...

... look for a new push for a state ban on late-term abortions and interest in other social issues during the session. Jerry Cox, executive director of the conservative Family Council, said his group would press legislation to outlaw so-called ...

... make on behalf of Arkansas' foster children," McDaniel said. "But that doesn't mean it's unconstitutional." Jerry Cox, the Family Council's president, stopped short of saying he thinks McDaniel should step aside in the case but said ...

... Nov. 4 ballot. The proposal would ban any unmarried couples living together from becoming adoptive or foster parents. Jerry Cox, the Family Council president, said the group planned to increase its signature count over the next 30 days by redeeming ...

... If the petitions are found to not have enough valid signatures, supporters have another 30 days to gather signatures. Jerry Cox, the conservative group's director, said he's still gathering signatures and expects that he'll have to go out ...

... in Arkansas, a candidate's stance on abortion makes a big difference on how they vote or even if they vote," said Jerry Cox, president of the conservative Arkansas Family Council Action Committee. "Picking a pro-choice running mate would ...