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The Arkansas Archeological Survey is holding a two-week training for members of the state archeological society at Plum Bayou Mounds State Park, and members of the public are invited to see the work up close. -
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As America gears up to celebrate 250 years, there is also a growing number of protests against the current administration and calls for the country to reckon with its troubled past. -
A Little Rock-based company is tied to more than 60 of Missouri’s 224 dispensary licenses — more than a quarter of the market. -
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Arkansas NAACP head says the Supreme Court ‘betrayed’ Black voters -
Effort to provide matching funds for public television fails twice in House -
The Nabholz Center for Healthcare Simulation at UCA is now accredited in teaching/education by the international Society for Simulated Healthcare (SSH). -
Lawmakers are poised to wrap up the 2026 fiscal legislative session Wednesday
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This is episode three of Track One, an investigative podcast from Little Rock Public Radio.
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Can music help us become who we want to be? Join us for a discussion with author Michael Zadoorian about his novel Beautiful Music...
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