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Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has sued Roblox, Discord and Snapchat over child safety concerns. Arkansas TV drops Washington Week with the Atlantic starting July 1.
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An invasive tick species is spreading a deadly cattle disease across Arkansas. Experts say the Asian longhorned tick has now been confirmed in 10 northern counties.
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Rep. Aaron Pilkington discusses ARCC, a new trade association formed to shape Arkansas policy on AI and data center growth, with Talk Business & Politics' Roby Brock.
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Arkansas Advocate editor Andrew DeMillo joins Ozarks at Large to discuss the Eighth Circuit's Act 372 library case and the coalition that kept PBS on Arkansas TV for another year.
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Arkansas Advocate editor Andrew DeMillo discusses the Pulaski County data center moratorium, AI regulation challenges and the House District 44 special primary election.
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Arkansas State University's new veterinary school in Jonesboro will welcome 120 students this fall, with hands-on training hubs across the state to address widespread shortages in rural vet care.
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Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed House Bill 1168, making it a felony to distribute abortion-inducing drugs. Critics say the law is ambiguous, rushed and designed to intimidate Oklahomans.
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Arkansas Municipal League Executive Director Mark Hayes told Little Rock Rotary Club members that cyber attacks and failing water and sewer systems are straining cities and towns across the state.
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Arkansas Advocate editor Andrew DeMillo breaks down the fiscal session, a possible "super project" in West Memphis, university independence fights and Bill Clinton's commencement address.
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Terry Thomas, a recent Clinton School of Public Service graduate from Fayetteville, spent the summer of 2025 in Kenya building an emergency preparedness plan rooted in play therapy.
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Randy Dixon of the Pryor Center joins Ozarks at Large to revisit the Vic Ames Show, a live, daily variety program that aired on Little Rock's KATV Channel 7 for one year beginning in 1968.
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Josie Tilley, daughter of Talk Business & Politics' Michael Tilley, delivered the student address at the Clinton School of Public Service's 20th commencement ceremony May 2 in Little Rock.