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On Presidents ' Day, around 50 peaceful protesters gathered in Jonesboro on the corner of Highland and Caraway as part of the nationwide protest "No Kings on Presidents Day."
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Around 200 people gathered in Jonesboro to protest mass deportations and call for immigration reform on Highland Drive on Saturday, Feb. 1.
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Two women in Jonesboro were arrested as part of Operation Obscured Vision, a statewide initiative targeting human trafficking in Arkansas.
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All events will go on as planned. Parade will be a motorcade.
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The Jonesboro Public Safety Committee will discuss a resolution to remove the former Citizens Bank Building on Tuesday, January 21.
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The Northeast Arkansas MLK Jr. Day Parade committee has several events scheduled to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and legacy starting on Sunday, Jan. 19.
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JET services announces a winter weather plan for Friday, Jan. 10.
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Monday, Jan. 13, marks the beginning of the 95th General Assembly, also known as the Arkansas Legislative Session. Bill filing began on Nov. 15, 2024. KASU News has compiled and summarized bills from State Senators.
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The City of Jonesboro has served all known entities associated with the former Citizens Bank building in Downtown Jonesboro a 7-day notice of emergency condemnation.
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The Jonesboro Finance and Administration Council Committee moved two resolutions to the City Council On Tuesday, April 30.