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Michael Hibblen/KUAR NewsAttorneys for the state called an expert to testify on Monday who opposes gender-affirming care for minors. -
npr.org/Following a court ruling earlier this month, Medical Marijuana Commission Director Doralee Changer on Monday revoked the license of Fort Smith-based River Valley Relief.
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As many as 41,000 passengers will travel through Arkansas' largest airport for the Thanksgiving holiday. -
Some of the first bills proposed by Arkansas lawmakers offer a preview of the 2023 general session of the Arkansas Legislature.
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A nuclear-powered submarine under construction now bears the initials of six of the nine Black students who desegregated Little Rock’s Central High School.
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Top Republican Jonelle Fulmer and Democratic Party head Grant Tennille say crime, education and tax reform are all on the docket for January's general session of the Arkansas Legislature.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the number of unemployed Arkansans has risen for seven straight months while the number with jobs has declined for three consecutive months.
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The city agreed during a court hearing Wednesday to pay attorney fees in a lawsuit seeking the release of public documents.
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The UA System Board of Trustees selected Robinson through a unanimous vote on Wednesday. He has served as interim chancellor since August 2021.
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Officials are warning of potential budget deficits as high as $334 million in the state's public school employee insurance program.
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Speaking at the annual meeting of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said the state is in a strong economic position as Sarah Huckabee Sanders prepares to take office.
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The “Truth in Sentencing and Parole Reform Act" would change existing laws on sentencing and parole in Arkansas. The legislature will convene in January.
