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The City of Little Rock is giving $200,000 to aid groups, and roughly $300,000 directly to tornado victims.
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Currently no plans to sell the property or evict tenants, according to mortgage holder and third-party receiver.
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The mayor says it could take up to two years for Little Rock to fully recover from the March 31 EF-3 tornado.
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City officials say the total price tag of the storm damage is still unclear.
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Residents of Little Rock's Big Country Chateau Apartments are calling on the city to help with relocating them and finding the complex's owners liable for negligence.
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According to the Arkansas Food Bank, about 20% of people in the state face food insecurity, with the problem often worse in rural areas.
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Scott has been in office since 2018. So far, two candidates have filed to challenge him.
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The three single-family homes will be located on Little Rock's Charles Bussey Avenue.
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City officials on Thursday announced the "Swing Into Action" Green Restaurant Certification Program at the Little Rock Zoo.
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Mayor Frank Scott Jr. joined fellow city officials in breaking ground on the project, located in Little Rock's John Barrow neighborhood.