Griffin took one position on Aug. 2 and the exact opposite position three days later. So which is it?
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Here’s who’s running for the Little Rock Board of Directors this year
Four incumbent board members and three new candidates have filed the required paperwork to get on the ballot in November.
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When Bud Meets Body: Runway fashion, massage therapy, mental health experts and more at the Arkansas Times Cannabis & Wellness Expo
The Arkansas Times Cannabis & Wellness Expo returns to Simmons Bank Arena on Friday, Aug. 16 (Industry Day), and Saturday, Aug. 17 (Consumer Day).
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Walmart supplier under investigation after state officials suggest possible Chinese ties
Public records indicate Olivet International, a Walmart supplier, is tied to a property the state is investigating for ties to China.
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Arkansas orders four pharmacy benefit managers to pay $1.47M in fines for underpaying drugstores
“PBMs have been allowed to skirt the law for too long,” Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a news release. “Today my administration is taking an important step to holding Big Pharma accountable. We must make sure that our most vulnerable populations are protected and that starts with enforcing the law.”
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VP pick Walz misses rural Dems video call, but Jennifer Garner shows up
Tim Walz was a no-show on the Rural Americans for Harris video call Tuesday, but he had a pretty good excuse.
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Little Rock city board extends Sunday on-premise alcohol sales window
Sunday brunch-goers will soon be able to enjoy a mimosa in the morning thanks to a city board vote extending the on-premise alcohol sales window.
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VP candidate Tim Walz coming to Arkansas (computer screens) tonight!
In a lucky bit of scheduling for Arkansas Democrats, Tim Walz is booked to headline a fundraising video call tonight with former Arkansas gubernatorial candidate Chris Jones.
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Another Arkansan convicted in Capitol riot
Capitol rioter Nathan Earl Hughes pleads guilty to three charges; sentencing scheduled for November.