SB 491 aimed to improve the handling of sexual assault kits, ensuring timely testing and better support for victims, but it ultimately did not pass in the legislature.

SB 377 exempts groceries from a 0.125% state sales tax, lowering food costs for consumers while allowing local taxes to remain, effective January 1, 2026.

SB 185 allows Arkansas state employees to buy surplus electronic equipment and establishes statewide contracts to enhance recycling and promote sustainable waste management.

SB 409 updates laws for the Department of Commerce, streamlining processes and enhancing oversight to boost economic development and improve financial management.

SB 413 criminalizes unauthorized disclosure of explicit AI-generated media involving minors, protecting them from exploitation and imposing penalties on violators.