House of Representatives

Honors Horatio School District FFA livestock judging team for winning the 2025 National Western Stock Show championship and recognizing advisor Nicki Litchford

HB 1374 aimed to require annual reports on state contracts awarded to businesses under five years old, enhancing transparency and support for new Arkansas businesses.

HB 1179 sought to implement mental health surveys in schools for children up to 19, aiming to improve mental health care access and outcomes through early intervention.

Arkansas House memorializes John W. Walker, Sr. for lifelong civil rights work and service as a state representative (2011-2019); ceremonial tribute, copy to his family.

H.R. 1027 QUIET Act requires AI-disclosure at the start of robocalls or texts that imitate humans and doubles penalties for AI-based impersonation.

HB 1564 sought to impose stricter regulations on motor vehicle racing facilities in rural Arkansas, enhancing community input and limiting noise and environmental impacts.

Recognizes Paralympic swimmer Olivia Chambers for 2024 Paris medals and records; a ceremonial resolution with symbolic praise and no policy effect, copy presented to her.

Ceremonial recognition of Rogers Heritage HS War Eagles as 2025 Class 6A state wrestling champions; honorific only, no funding or policy changes.

HCR 1006 extends Arkansas' legislative session to May 5, 2025, allowing lawmakers to address vetoes, correct errors, and finalize constitutional amendments.

The Arkansas Kids Online Safety Act aimed to protect minors online by enforcing safety standards for platforms, limiting targeted ads, and requiring parental consent.