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A federal judge on Monday ruled the two most contentious parts of Arkansas’s book-censorship law unconstitutional and ...
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Despite opposition from local right wing group, Fort Smith City Board approves EPA grant ...
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Judge Rudofsky agreed with the state that Section 16 of the LEARNS Act does not violate the equal protection clause of the ...
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Entergy Arkansas, which had lobbied against the Little Rock School District's solar project, apparently charged way too much ...
A spokesperson for software manufacturer Axon said he has anecdotal evidence the software is helpful, but no studies or ...
Tourism on the Buffalo River continues to boom as state officials expand plans to market Arkansas as a travel destination.
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