Security grants in works for nonprofit faith groups in state

The Arkansas Legislative Council on Friday authorized its co-chairs to approve the state Department of Public Safety's request for $500,000 in state restricted reserve funds to distribute as grants to enhance the protection of nonprofit institutions of faith facing a high risk of a terrorist attack after the co-chairs get more information about the grant program.

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