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(Photo by Sonny Albarado/Arkansas Advocate)Arkansas Advocate’s Andrew DeMillo discusses early voting, takeaways from Arkansas TV debates, new polling and how candidates for governor answered a question on executions. -
(Photo by Antoinette Grajeda/Arkansas Advocate)Arkansas Advocate's Andrew DeMillo discusses $10 million maternal health grants, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear's Oct. 1 North Little Rock visit and the decline of political debates in Arkansas.
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Arkansas' net available general revenue totaled roughly $726 million in September, about 14% higher than a year ago and 11% above forecast. Little Rock Public Radio's Daniel Breen reports. -
Arkansas will get at least $32 million from Monsanto to resolve claims that PCBs caused environmental contamination. Attorney General Tim Griffin says the funds will go toward water quality. -
A Pulaski County circuit judge heard arguments Monday on the state's motion to dismiss a constitutional challenge to Arkansas' abortion ban but did not say when she will rule. -
Three members of the Little Rock Nine reflected on the 69th anniversary of Central High School's desegregation and urged people to stay civically engaged. -
Thirty-two bison died near the Quapaw Nation reservation last month, including a white bison named Frosty. A tribal official says the surviving herd is recovering from dehydration. -
Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics discusses Fort Smith's firefighter pay debate, the city's cybersecurity event, a consent decree management proposal and falling airport traffic. -
Arkansas had the nation's highest undercount in the 2020 census. State Rep. Howard Beaty and data expert Alison Wright explain what's at stake for 2030. -
The Arkansas Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia Advisory Council met this week to weigh recommendations on provider training, respite care, resource centers and Medicaid diagnostic coverage. -
Arkansas Advocate editor-in-chief Andrew DeMillo discusses Bentonville's new health campus, school letter grades and why Arkansas should regulate AI like social media. -
Rudi Keller of the Missouri Independent walks through the court fights over Missouri's redrawn congressional map, why voters will decide its fate on Nov. 3.
