Today's headlines from KASU News for Tuesday, October 22, 2024, include the Arkansas Supreme Court ruling that votes on medical marijuana expansion will not count in this election, with insights on the role of special justices appointed by Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Early voting has begun across Arkansas, with key Justice of the Peace seats being contested in Craighead County along with potential leadership changes in various cities. Additional stories cover Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin joining a national effort to stop illegal robocalls, a former children's ministry worker charged with kidnapping and sexual assault, and a contract extension for former Razorback and current Golden State Warriors player Moses Moody.
00:30 Arkansas Supreme Court Blocks Medical Marijuana Amendment
02:11 Early Voting and Local Ballots Overview
04:12 County Ballot Petitions and Legal Discrepancies
05:48 Attorney General Tim Griffin Takes Action Against Robocalls
06:32 Serious Allegations in Central Arkansas
07:03 Young Dolph Murder Case Update
07:23 Sports Update: Moses Moody's Contract Extension
