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Griffin's annual summit focuses on addictive algorithms, security and exploitation targeting minors.
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Attorney General Tim Griffin says six suspects stole nearly $7,000 in goods from Marshalls, HomeGoods and TJ Maxx stores in central Arkansas, with two still at large.
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Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance depends on data provided in annual Food Security Report to determine where and how to use resources. This report's cancellation leaves the organization in the dark in a state with 19% food insecurity- the highest in the nation.
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West Memphis Mayor Marco McClendon says Google’s $1 billion data center will bring jobs, tax revenue and education support, while city leaders prepare infrastructure and community agreements.
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Restore Hope Arkansas connects those in need to public assistance. Sebastian County reports a 20% decrease in incarceration after using the program for five years. Restore Hope runs in 19 counties across Arkansas.
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Business leaders met at the Rotary Club of Little Rock on Tuesday to discuss the current state of the steel industry and its future. Despite tariffs, Arkansas's steel industry continues to be a multi billion dollar industry.
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State lawmakers heard nearly four hours of testimony yesterday for the new prison plan in Franklin County, Arkansas, as the debate continues.
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Virginia Tech’s Jason Grant explains how U.S. tariffs and potential foreign retaliation could impact Arkansas’s largest industry: agriculture.
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The National Park Service is preparing to renovate the historic Maurice Bathhouse on Hot Springs’ Bathhouse Row, closed since 1974. Funded by the Great American Outdoors Act, the $32 million project will begin this fall, with plans to eventually reopen the 1912 landmark to visitors.
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This school year, a surge of families applied for Arkansas’ Education Freedom Accounts, the school voucher program that is a part of Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ LEARNS Act. Little Rock Public Radio's Josie Lenora has more on a banner year for the controversial program.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 8-2 on Tuesday that Arkansas can enforce Act 626 of 2021, also called the Save Adolescents From Experimentation Act, or SAFE.
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August is National Catfish Month, and Arkansas waters are teeming with opportunities. Small impoundment expert Scott Jones shares tips on the best spots, techniques and times to catch catfish—whether you’re a beginner or seasoned angler.