Arkansas Supreme Court majority blocks chief justice’s attempt to fire 10 judiciary employees
Two days after being sworn in, the Arkansas Supreme Court’s new chief justice attempted to fire several employees of the state court system, which a majority of the court claimed was inappropriate, “unnecessary and unfortunate.
A father couldn’t believe his eyes when he learned of his big lottery win in Arkansas, officials said. The Bauxite man ...
Arkansas state government's general revenue collections declined in December by $45 million, or 5.9%, from the same month a ...
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Arkansas officials considered these sites for prison before selecting CharlestonBefore it was announced in October that a new prison would be coming to Charleston, more than a dozen other sites across the ...
Arkansas police are urging drivers to prioritize safety following the tragic news of an ARDOT worker being fatally struck ...
The University of Arkansas football program is expected to host several transfers the next few days. The NCAA allows mid-term ...
Arkansas's new Secretary of State, Cole Jester, officially assumed his role on Thursday after being sworn in at the state ...
Officials have arrested a man in England, Arkansas after receiving a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited ...
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Arkansas Razorbacks in pursuit of 4-star wide receiverArkansas Razorbacks remain in play for another class of 2025 wide receiver with the pending decision of 4-star Cameron Sparks ...
Tennessee Basketball issued its first injury report Friday night, ahead of the SEC opener against Arkansas on Saturday ...
Today, the Little Rock upscale resale store, Live Thankfully, will present a check for $100,000 to Little Rock non-profit ...
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