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Central Arkansas residents will soon have a few more items they can put in their curbside recycling bin
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On Friday, Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. announced the return of the LRCares emergency fund to address a gap in SNAP benefits. -
The summit on the UA Little Rock campus brought together leaders and advocates to explore solutions to student hunger. -
A divided Arkansas Supreme Court said Thursday that two state laws related to ballot petitions violate the constitution, in a case involving a paper-ballot measure from Cleburne County. -
U.S. Representative Steve Womack also suggests the federal government could reopen soon -
Eric Harrison joins LRPR to share upcoming arts and culture events on the Weekend Entertainment Roundup. -
Onlookers could only see the feet of people loading onto a nondescript bus in front of the unlabeled building near Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport Wednesday afternoon. -
Second Chance Youth Ranch says it provides space and wraparound services as key parts of its mission. -
Residents of an Arkansas House district wants an election moved up, so they don't go into the 2026 fiscal session unrepresented. -
The federally-funded $28 million plan would forgo the need to ask the state Legislature for financial help, child care providers said -
The installation of Ten Commandments posters on the University of Arkansas’ Fayetteville campus has led to the revocation of scholarships and discussions about the constitutionality of the displays.
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What is the connection between a secret concentration camp built deep inside a German mountain and NASA's race to the moon in the 1960s? Novelist Patrick Hicks takes us on a journey from humanity's deepest despair to our greatest heights.
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