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Jett, a Republican from Success, said Monday he will not run for reelection. He has served in the legislature since 2013. -
The latest report says based on current trends, in the coming weeks Arkansas will see a half-million new infections, 1,764 additional hospitalizations and 341 deaths.
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COVID-19 continues spreading rapidly, with the state reported nearly 13,000 new infections on Thursday, another record.
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The grant from Pulaski County, funded by the American Rescue Plan, will help expand the Innovation Hub at Winrock International's mobile makerspace program.
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Sen. Clarke Tucker, D-Little Rock, announced Wednesday he has tested positive for COVID-19, while the cafeteria at the state Capitol has been closed because of cases.
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Being home to the nation's most advanced steel facility could help attract an auto manufacturing plant, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Wednesday.
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Construction is expected to begin in March on a Conway solar farm that will provide enough electricity to power more than 21,400 homes.
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Officials with the ASO said Wednesday it will be moving to a new, 20,000 square foot headquarters and performance space in Little Rock's East Village.
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Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Tuesday that based on international trends he expects cases will diminish significantly by next month, but for now "it is raging across Arkansas."
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The facility in Osceola is expected to create 900 jobs with an average pay over $100,000 annually. It is the largest capital investment project in Arkansas history.
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