Bill Clinton

Mark Middleton, of Central Arkansas’ HVAC company Middleton Heat & Air, has died, according to a post on the company’s social media page. He was 59. “The Middleton family has lost an inspiring and dedicated leader, as well as a…

Heading into the May primaries, AMP continues its monthly look at candidates in Arkansas’ main statewide races. For those candidates we were able to track down and who agreed to participate, we asked a few questions related to why they’re…

Impeachment: American Crime Story, a new series depicting the events surrounding the Clinton impeachment trial, premiered last week on FX. Episode One, titled “Exiles”, gets busy laying the groundwork for the main event, what appears to be the ultimate villain…

Iconic spot made famous by Bill Clinton’s presidential run This month, Arkansas Money & Politics introduces a new feature, “The Digs of the Deal,” that combines two of our favorite subjects — politics and history. Our goal is to tell…

The Clinton School of Public Service will be losing a “skip” in its step next year. James L. “Skip” Rutherford III will be stepping down as the dean for the school, part of the University of Arkansas system on June…

By Dustin Jayroe | Photo by Jamison Mosley For Arkansas Democrats, Blue Waters Are More Than a ‘Hop, SKIP and a Jump’ Away  What once was a comfortable stable for the Democratic Party has turned into anything but, with reports of depressing…

by Tyler Hale Leaders in politics, urban development, banking, business, and the nonprofit realm gathered in Little Rock today to tackle domestic economic policy during a conference held at the Clinton Presidential Center. Headlined by former President Bill Clinton and…

by Jeremy Peppas On a near perfect Sunday afternoon, hundreds gathered in the grand hall of the Clinton Presidential Center to hear Harry Thomason tell a tale or two. Thomason, most famous for being a Hollywood producer, was in Little…

In his new memoir Brother Dog: Southern Tales & Hollywood Adventures, Arkansas film and television producer Harry Thomason lays out his story of growing up in the Natural State and his rise to fame as a filmmaker and friend to…

by Jeremy Peppas Fort Smith attorney Mosie Boyd isn’t the first Arkansas to run for president, but she became the latest when she announced her run on Aug. 14. Boyd, a native Californian, first moved to Arkansas for law school…