... inadequately," the filing reads. McDaniel has said he has no plans to step aside from the case. Matt DeCample, a spokesman for Beebe, has said the governor is confident that McDaniel will properly defend the new law. The ACLU chapter sued the ...

... with a similar law. The House voted 60-31 in favor of the bill by Sen. Hank Wilkins IV, D-Pine Bluff. A spokesman for Beebe said the governor will sign the measure. Meanwhile, the House also approved a bill that could change the way Arkansas ...

... The bill has passed in the House. It now goes back to the House for consideration of a Senate amendment. A spokesman for Beebe said the governor supports the proposal and plans to sign it into law. The Senate also approved legislation that ...

... package also includes $570 million available for Arkansas schools over the next six months. Matt DeCample, a spokesman for Beebe's office, said the governor hadn't received any complaints about stimulus projects not going toward in-state ...

... has said he would leave the final decision to those who would be living in the mobile homes. Matt DeCample, a spokesman for Beebe, said the governor would have a meeting Wednesday with advisers to discuss whether the state should accept the ...

... homes FEMA set aside for Arkansas tornado victims had formaldehyde levels higher than 30 ppb. Matt DeCample, a spokesman for Beebe, said Thursday afternoon the governor wouldn't lower the state's threshold of 40 ppb, saying officials based ...

... governor should continue a halt to executions and appoint a commission to make recommendations to the Legislature. A spokesman for Beebe, who was on vacation in Arizona, said the governor also wanted to review the court ruling before deciding whether ...

... because there's no need of doing this if it doesn't have a chance of passing," Shelby said. Matt DeCample, a spokesman for Beebe, said the governor's office has had meetings discussing the possibility of raising the per-pack tax on cigarettes ...

... Beebe supported the ARKids First program as a state senator when it initially passed in 1997. Grant Tennille, a spokesman for Beebe, said the governor's office has discussed expanding the program, but it will hinge on the health of the state ...

... really don't think enough time has gone by to assess the value of what we did," he said. Matt DeCample, a spokesman for Beebe, said the governor stood by his decision to support reducing the tests, since results remained statistically valid ...