House Bill 1592 enhances early detection and care for Alzheimer's in Arkansas, improving support for patients and training for providers while promoting public health education.

HB 1463 aimed to protect the confidentiality of psychological test materials and data in Arkansas, limiting access to enhance privacy for individuals undergoing evaluations.

HB 1947 aimed to toughen penalties for possession of drug paraphernalia in Arkansas, introducing a tiered system to deter repeat offenders of harmful substances.

SB 534 exempts property taxes for wireless infrastructure, boosting investment in communication networks, enhancing services, and promoting economic growth in the sector.

SCR 2 aimed to set a final adjournment date for the 2025–26 First Extraordinary Session, enhancing legislative planning and public awareness, but it did not advance.