Today's headlines from KASU News for Thursday, June 6, 2024, include an advocacy group's lawsuit against Arkansas' new rule banning electronic voter registrations, a zero abortion report following Arkansas' near-total abortion ban, and the ASU System selecting Dr. Brendan Kelly as the new president.
Also, updates on a lawsuit regarding Brock Tyner's death while in custody, a settlement in lawsuits against former Little Rock Police Chief Keith Humphrey, and a ceasefire resolution debate in Little Rock. Additional news includes the Missouri Supreme Court setting an execution date for Marcellus Williams amidst his innocence claim, an upcoming Hispanic cultural summer camp in Jonesboro, and Walmart's new perks for hourly workers.
00:30 Legal Challenge Against Arkansas Voter Registration Rule
01:24 Arkansas Abortion Report and Ban Impact
02:12 New President Selected for ASU System
03:10 Lawsuit Over Inmate's Death
03:54 Settlement in Police Chief Lawsuits
05:21 Little Rock Board Meeting on Ceasefire Resolution
06:52 Missouri Supreme Court and Marcellus Williams Case
07:39 Spanish Immersion Summer Kids Camps by Jonesboro Hispanic Center
09:00 Walmart Introduces New Perks for Hourly Workers
