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A Fayetteville pilot program at St. James Missionary Baptist Church uses climate-controlled smart food lockers to expand food pantry access around the clock for working families.
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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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Experience Fayetteville CEO Ryan Hauck talks gravel cycling, the Fayetteville Bikepacking Route Network, FIFA watch parties and America's 250th as RYDB Fest kicks off Memorial Day weekend.
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North Little Rock choreographer Jeremy Williams brings an interactive dance performance called Building Bridges to The Medium in Springdale on Saturday, May 23.
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Kyle Kellams, Sophia Nourani and Wai Kay Carenbauer survey live music across NWA.
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Tempest Realty Partners VP Clay Ramey discusses build-to-suit momentum, post-COVID office trends and why secondary markets like Northwest Arkansas are attracting commercial real estate investment.
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The Fayetteville City Council voted 5-3 to let drone maker Swarm Aero keep its zoning near Drake Field and 7-1 to reject an appeal of the new Ramay Junior High development plan, after an 8-hour meeting.
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College students at the University of Arkansas are turning to the campus food pantry amid rising costs and concerns that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act could threaten SNAP access in the state.
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Greg Giezentanner and Adam Fall of Once Upon a Time Books discuss rare finds, a signed first edition of "In Cold Blood" with a remarkable backstory and what drives book collectors.
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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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As Baptist Health Fort Smith shuts down multiple departments, local doctors and the NAACP Sebastian County branch host a community town hall on navigating the changes.
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Nigerian-born author Uchenna Awoke discusses "A Siege of Owls," blending folklore and magical realism with the real violence of rural Nigeria.