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Wednesday’s decision continues eight years of legal fights over the granite statue.
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Senate runoff was among 6 legislative races on Tuesday’s ballot -
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Former VP has been mentioned as a contender for the 2028 Democratic nomination -
State legislators will begin budget work on April 8 -
The Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts' newest exhibition is all about time, and its effects on our bodies and minds. -
The winners of 5 of the remaining contested primaries will be unopposed in the general election -
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A grocery store on wheels is the city's latest effort to address hunger in neighborhoods lacking a traditional brick-and-mortar supermarket.
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