Here's the latest local and regional news from the Little Rock Public Radio Newsroom for Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
- A lawsuit challenging Arkansas's abortion ban will move forward after state attorney general Tim Griffin moved to dismiss it
- State lawmakers met to discuss the state of Arkansas’ correctional system in a meeting on Tuesday
- A former Little Rock mayor and former Arkansas Supreme Court chief justice will pay $239-thousand dollars in a lawsuit stemming from a 1990s investigation of Bill and Hillary Clinton
- A former Pine Bluff High School administrative assistant has been arrested for stealing school funds
- Five Arkansas Rehabilitation Services employees have been fired amid an ongoing internal investigation
- Some Pulaski County mayoral and city council races are set for run-offs Dec. 1
- The Sultana Disaster Museum will reopen Saturday in its new location, the former Marion High School gymnasium
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