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The law mandates a copy of the Ten Commandments be hung in all Arkansas public buildings, including school classrooms.
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Arkansas Department of CorrectionsConvicted killer and recaptured prison escapee Grant Hardin has been transferred to the Varner SuperMax prison southeast of Little Rock, Arkansas prison authorities announced Saturday. -
Arkansas AdvocateArkansas PBS would lose $2.5 million in programming and operational funds if President Donald Trump’s desired cuts to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting come to fruition, interim executive director Sajni Kumpuris told the network’s governing board at its quarterly meeting Thursday.
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Authorities believe escaped Arkansas inmate Grant Hardin, the “Devil in the Ozarks,” may have fled the state after two unconfirmed sightings.
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The Arkansas Newswrap
The Arkansas Newswrap: FEMA offers aid to spring storm survivors across the state
FEMA aid, tobacco research, USS Razorback’s legacy, and legal news from Arkansas schools and state laws in this week’s Arkansas Newswrap.
The Arkansas Newswrap: Pine Bluff’s Saenger Theater restoration takes shape
Saenger Theater revival, Newport’s 150th, and Lake Wedington renovations—this week on The Arkansas Newswrap.
The Arkansas Newswrap: Search continues for escaped inmate Grant Hardin
Escaped inmate search, state control of Blytheville schools, and hospital bankruptcy fallout are featured in this week’s Arkansas Newswrap.
The Arkansas Newswrap: ATF faces lawsuit over fatal airport director raid
This week: ATF lawsuit, Arkansas prison plan opposition, FEMA disaster aid, direct democracy amendment, and an EP rooted in Arkansas history.
The Arkansas Newswrap: Migrant communities in Arkansas face fear and misinformation
Immigration fears, a tense town hall, Crystal Bridges visit, flood recovery, and Real ID deadline updates—this week on The Arkansas Newswrap.
The Arkansas Newswrap: Flooding damages crops and infrastructure in Grubbs
Flooding in Grubbs, Memphis’ AI supercomputer fight, and Arkansas’ new 10 Commandments law — all on this week’s Arkansas Newswrap.
Local Justice, Politics, & Money
Sen. Tom Cotton discusses Senate reconciliation plans, Iran nuclear talks, Ukraine conflict, and Pine Bluff Arsenal's role in defense production.
Talk Business on KASU
Congressman Steve Womack talks Ukraine, federal cuts, and government efficiency
Congressman Steve Womack discusses federal spending cuts, government efficiency, and the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
The Future of Women's Rights in Arkansas: A Policy Deep Dive
Annabeth Gorman discusses maternal health wins, childcare tax credits, and the impact of Senate Bill 3 on women's programs in Arkansas.
Riceland Foods’ Ben Noble on Rising Costs and the Need for Reform
Ben Noble of Riceland Foods joins Roby Brock to discuss Farm Bill delays, rising costs, and the urgent need for policy updates to support U.S. farmers.
Arkansas AG Tim Griffin on nitrogen gas executions, raffles law
Arkansas AG Tim Griffin discusses nitrogen gas executions, legal issues with sports raffles, and his role in implementing state law.
Congressman Bruce Westerman on the state of federal parks in Arkansas
Rep. Bruce Westerman discusses federal parks in Arkansas, federal cuts, and the Presidential address to a joint session of Congress.
John Brummett on food sales tax, Medicaid cuts, and Supreme Court news
Roby Brock and John Brummett cover recent Arkansas Supreme Court disputes, a food sales tax proposal, and Medicaid funding changes.
Local Agriculture, Weather, Environment, and Infrastructure
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ATLANTA (AP) — Experts say planning before a tornado threatens is key for staying safe. Weather radios, basements and bicycle helmets can all help save lives.
Local Health, Sports, Education & Community Culture
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As Congress considers changes to Medicaid, those who work with women who are of childbearing age in Arkansas say any changes will negatively impact patients, families and the economy, especially in rural communities.
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The Story of Arkansas Cities & Towns
Collins and Colt
In this episode, Rich Carvell discusses Collins in Drew County and Colt in St. Francis County.
Collegeville
In this episode, Rich Carvell discusses Collegeville in Saline County.
College City
In this episode, Rich Carvell discusses College City in Lawrence County.
Colburn Spring
In this episode, Rich Carvell discusses Colburn Spring in Scott County.
Coal Hill
In this episode, Rich Carvell discusses Coal Hill in Johnson County.
Coaldale
In this episode, Rich Carvell discusses Coaldale in Scott County.