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The Social Media Safety Act aims to limit how minors can access the internet.
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A bill that would require all Arkansans to verify their age before opening a new social media account gained final approval in the legislature Thursday.
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The state of Arkansas claims TikTok and Meta were misleading consumers about the safety of children on their platforms and protections of users’ private data.
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Senate Bill 396 would regulate social media companies and require age verification from users on social media sites.
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Friday's announcement will grow the Little Rock-based firm's overall workforce to 700.
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The India-based cybersecurity company says it will open its U.S. headquarters in the Little Rock Technology Park and eventually employ 50 people.
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The order is part of a lawsuit filed against the Republican state senator from Conway by the group American Atheists.
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Arkansas is among 11 states receiving money intended to expand the reach and improve the speed of internet service in remote areas.
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Howie will be tasked with leading the state's efforts to expand internet access to 110,000 households, mostly in rural areas.
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The heirs of Walmart's founder were among speakers at the Heartland Summit in northwest Arkansas this month.