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$4.5 million of the cuts are expected to come from reductions in personnel. -
Eric E. Harrison joins LRPR's All Things Considered to share upcoming arts and culture events on today's Weekend Entertainment Roundup. -
The laws were passed in 2021 and put more restrictions on the voting process for Arkansas residents. -
The law, which was halted by a judge last year, would criminalize librarians for having certain material in their collections. -
Wednesday is the final day to submit public comments on rules governing transformation contracts between struggling Arkansas school districts and a third party, like a charter management organization. -
Members of the Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission on Tuesday grew increasingly frustrated with artist Lakey Goff over the monument's design and placement. -
Providence Park will provide 400 homes and wrap-around support for those experiencing chronic homelessness. -
A federal judge on Monday denied a motion for a stay of proceedings pending an appeal in a case challenging the constitutionality of a section of the LEARNS Act that bans “indoctrination” in public schools. -
Supporters say the new laws will cut down on bad actors; critics say they don't actually fix the problem. -
The settlement is between multiple states and multiple wireless carriers.
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