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Research shows mothers receiving virtual care more likely to be screened for depression, abuse and smoking during critical postpartum period.
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The island nation announced the roster for their first national team, which will debut at the Outrigger Challenge Cup tournament in Springdale.
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The University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Fruit Breeding program recently announced two new varieties of muscadine. The new cultivars, Mighty Fine and Altus, offer consumers different uses and farmers a longer growing season.
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In this week's edition of Talkin' Tunes, Kyle, Wai-Kay and Sophia talk about upcoming music events.
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Central Arkansas students with disabilities have a brand-new school available to them. Easterseals Arkansas celebrated the opening of its new academy campus in west Little Rock on Monday.
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There’s a unique summer camp taking place on the slopes of Mount Kessler in Fayetteville. At Ozark Dice & Destiny, campers travel to other worlds with nothing more than dice, imagination and a guide. Ozarks at Large’s Jack Travis takes us to the tabletop.
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On today's trip to the archives from the David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History, host Randy Dixon looks back at the life and legacy of Wilbur D. Mills, featuring archival audio and tributes from Bill Clinton, Ted Kennedy and other political leaders.
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Two Arkansas groups held a town hall Saturday as part of the nationwide Families First: 50-State Day of Peaceful Action, focusing on the Trump administration’s proposed reconciliation bill, the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill.’
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Hometown heroes celebrated with parade down Garrison Avenue after winning NBA Finals with Oklahoma City Thunder.
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Three Instagram creators focus on food, lifestyle content to promote regional exploration and support local restaurants.
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For the first time, more college students will take online courses over completely in-person classes.
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A Bentonville-based advocacy group is hosting an educational summit and pushing for the legalization of psilocybin.