KASU News covers a new bill filed by Arkansas State Senator Breanne Davis aiming to prohibit certain food additives, alongside a pending bill to facilitate raw milk sales by dairy farmers. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders appoints two new judges to the Pulaski County Circuit Court. Legislative updates include a bill on crop residue burning and an ongoing mass deportation plan.
The Jonesboro City Council considers condemning a former bank building, and the Fisher Street Community in Action seeks toy donations for its annual drive. Lyon College receives a grant to enhance its trails, upcoming school board elections are outlined, and the Arkansas Rice Research and Promotions Board calls for grant proposals. Missouri anticipates a smaller state budget, and a man exonerated after 20 years in prison sues the city and police officers for fabricating evidence.
00:30 Introduction to the Make Arkansas Healthy Again Act
01:21 Debate Over Raw Milk Sales in Arkansas
02:20 Governor Appoints New Judges
02:42 Upcoming Legislative Session
03:22 Governor's Joint Statement on Deportation Plan
03:48 City Council Meeting Agenda
04:44 Break
05:20 Community Toy Drive Announcement
06:06 Lyon College Trail Enhancement Grant
06:50 Upcoming School Board Elections
07:24 Grant Proposals for Rice Research
07:47 Missouri's Budget Forecast
08:20 Exoneration Lawsuit Filed
