State to finish putting on its case in transgender care trial late next month

With the end of the first week of testimony in federal court regarding Arkansas' first-in-the-nation law banning hormone therapy for transgender minors, the parties in the case are now waiting for Nov. 28 and the resumption of testimony, after which they will have to wait again while a federal judge ponders the matter before making a ruling.

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