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Arkansas Supreme Court Rules that Legislature Can Amend Voter-Approved Constitutional Amendments, Overturns 1951 Ruling

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The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that the state legislature can amend a Constitutional amendment approved by voters, overturning a 1951 ruling, and allowing the legislature to make changes to the Medical Marijuana Amendment with a two-thirds vote.See the Story

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Retired ASUMH chancellor named as interim system president at Arkansas State University, again

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For the second time in two years, retired Arkansas State University Mountain Home chancellor Dr. Robin Myers has been named interim chancellor for the entire Arkansas State University system. Myers was named to the position Friday by the ASU Board of Trustees effective immediately.Myers will replace Dr. Brendan Kelly who announced this week he is resigning after being selected as president of his alma mater, Eastern Michigan University. Kelly wi…See the Story

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Arkansas to become first state to cut ties with PBS: 'Not feasible'

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Arkansas is set to become the first state to sever ties with PBS, after the commission that oversees public television in the state voted to end its contract with the broadcast company.The eight-member Arkansas Educational Television Commission announced on Thursday that it plans to disaffiliate from PBS starting July 1.The commission, which is made up entirely by governor-appointed members, pointed to annual membership dues of about $2.5 millio…See the Story

Arkansas to become first state to cut ties with PBS: 'Not feasible'

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Pulaski County groups criticize proposed ordinance for unincorporated land | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

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The head of the Coalition of Little Rock Neighborhoods hosted leaders of neighboring advocacy groups Saturday, joining them in criticizing a proposed land use ordinance.Little Rock · Little Rock Read Article

Lawsuit brought by Little Rock liquor distributor over stolen shipment of Maker’s Mark settled | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

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A legal dispute between a Little Rock liquor distributor and multiple companies over 1,185 cases of Maker's Mark bourbon that vanished on the way from Kentucky has been settled.Little Rock · Little Rock Read Article

Here are the names of the neo-Nazis who rallied at a Little Rock civil rights site on Saturday

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LRPD initially said that none of the men were from Arkansas, but Helton corrected that Tuesday and said that one of the men in the truck moved to Arkansas late last month from Colorado.Little Rock · Little Rock See the Story

Retired ASUMH chancellor named as interim system president at Arkansas State University, again

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Waterfowl Report: Better Conditions Greet Hunters • Arkansas Game & Fish Commission

Already, waterfowl hunters in 2025-26 are enjoying much better conditions than hunters experienced in Arkansas at this same time during the previous three seasons. The state was very dry going into the second segment of the 60-day season each of the past three years, and balmy December temperatures were not unusual – mainly, it was the lack of water and the lack of expansive waterfowl habitat that were the biggest factors, especially last year. …Little Rock · Little Rock Read Article

CJRW Names New CEO, President

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CJRW, Arkansas largest advertising and communications agency, announced a management shakeup Friday that will usher in a new CEO and a new president on Jan. 1. CEO Darin Gray is transitioning out of that role, which he has held since 2015, but will remain chairman of the employee-owned firm’s board. And company President Jill Joslin, the first woman to hold that position, announced she is retiring after a decade of leadership. Senior Vice Presid…Little Rock · Little Rock Read Article

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Arkansas Supreme Court Rules that Legislature Can Amend Voter-Approved Constitutional Amendments, Overturns 1951 Ruling

Retired ASUMH chancellor named as interim system president at Arkansas State University, again

Arkansas to become first state to cut ties with PBS: 'Not feasible'

Arkansas to become first state to cut ties with PBS: 'Not feasible'

Pulaski County groups criticize proposed ordinance for unincorporated land | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Darius Acuff leads underrated Arkansas past Texas Tech

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Your lawmakers’ big drug-price stunt could strand millions without meds

Lawsuit brought by Little Rock liquor distributor over stolen shipment of Maker’s Mark settled | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Here are the names of the neo-Nazis who rallied at a Little Rock civil rights site on Saturday

Retired ASUMH chancellor named as interim system president at Arkansas State University, again

Waterfowl Report: Better Conditions Greet Hunters • Arkansas Game & Fish Commission

CJRW Names New CEO, President

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Arkansas to become first state to cut ties with PBS: 'Not feasible'

Pulaski County groups criticize proposed ordinance for unincorporated land | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Darius Acuff leads underrated Arkansas past Texas Tech

Justice Jackson's History Of Shilling For The Deep State

Your lawmakers’ big drug-price stunt could strand millions without meds

Lawsuit brought by Little Rock liquor distributor over stolen shipment of Maker’s Mark settled | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Here are the names of the neo-Nazis who rallied at a Little Rock civil rights site on Saturday

Retired ASUMH chancellor named as interim system president at Arkansas State University, again

Waterfowl Report: Better Conditions Greet Hunters • Arkansas Game & Fish Commission

CJRW Names New CEO, President

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