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The law requires a sign listing the biblical rules be hung in all public buildings, as well as all school classrooms, in Arkansas.
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A copy of the Ten Commandments must be on display in every state-owned building, as well as every public school and college classroom in Arkansas.
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Inside were artifacts left behind by the Sisters of Mercy, who founded the hospital in the early 1900s.
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Alonza Jiles is facing calls to resign after allegations that he covered up abuse at a boarding school in Arkansas.
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More than $227,000 was distributed among the six religious institutions to increase security measures for their congregations.
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The now-closed Lord's Ranch has a second group of anonymous plaintiffs suing over alleged sexual and physical abuse at the facility.
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Lawmakers will direct $500,000 into a security grant once the Department of Public Safety provides detailed methods of assessing risk and distributing money.
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Closed almost a decade ago, the Lord's Ranch promised therapeutic services while many former residents alleged sexual abuse.
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“Johnny Cash: The Redemption of an American Icon” is screening nationwide through Wednesday.
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Churches, fraternities and sororities are urging Black Arkansans to go to the polls well-informed this November.