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Altus do-gooders exonerated for the crime of saving puppies
A trio of dog rescuers had a court date today, and are now cleared of criminal trespass charges.
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About that ethics complaint RE: PSC Chair Doyle Webb …
An ethics complaint hints at a tangled Webb in an Entergy settlement that arguably shortchanges Arkansas customers.
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Nearly a dozen witnesses appear in 9-hour Arkansas Medical Board hearing into gastroenterologist
The Arkansas State Medical Board on Thursday heard nine hours of testimony regarding a Little Rock physician who has been accused of sexual abuse and improper opioid prescriptions.
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Arkansas officials defend election integrity from paper-ballot truthers
Republican infighting over paper ballots continues, even as election officials say the state’s voting machines are working like they’re supposed to.
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Arkansas AG angles to help employers avoid paying overtime
Employers would have to pay overtime to an estimated 4.3 million additional Americans under a federal rule change, fattening paychecks by $1.5 billion. So of course, Arkansas Republicans are fighting it.
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Immerse Arkansas celebrates completion of $3.5 million youth shelter
The youth shelter, called The Station, includes 15 suites where young people can stay for up to three months.
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South Arkansas landowners, lithium extractors clash over royalty rates
Landowners and lithium companies don’t seem to agree on how much the rights to south Arkansas brine are worth.
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Fertilizer from human waste faces scrutiny but remains a profitable industry
Using treated sewer sludge as fertilizer is a common practice across the country, including in Arkansas. Not surprisingly, issues sometimes arise.