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Arkansas First Lady Susan Hutchinson detailed her Shine Hope initiative to raise awareness to help combat child abuse in the state.
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Arkansas now has six boxes where a newborn child can be dropped off by anyone not ready to care for a child.On Sunday, an unveiling and blessing ceremony…
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Scientists at Arkansas Children’s Research Institute (ACRI) and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences will continue studying the impacts of…
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More than one in five children in Arkansas continue to live in poverty according to analysis based on Census data from the year 2019.The annual Kids Count…
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Last April, when much of the state was shut down in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, calls to Arkansas' child abuse hotline dropped significantly.…
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Licensed childcare providers in Arkansas can now apply for funding to help pay for costs associated with COVID-19. The state's Department of Human…
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The number of calls being made to Arkansas's hotline for child abuse is down, but some are concerned that may not be an accurate indicator. With schools…
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Families affected by peanut allergies— which are often severe, especially for children— now have the opportunity to receive treatment from a drug recently…
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A new report from the state says Arkansas is making major progress toward improving its child welfare system, which drew praise from Gov. Asa Hutchinson…
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In 1995, the abduction of a six-year-old girl named Morgan Nick from a ballpark in Alma, Arkansas made national headlines. 24 years later, her mother…