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The dark and stormy open line
The line is open. Waiiting for Stormy Daniels and enjoying the unhappiness of the NRA about Saturday's marches.
- Mar 25, 2018
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Cotton Plant, Ark., makes the big time thanks to marijuana
The hopes of tiny Cotton Plant to be revitalized by a medical marijuana cultivation facility is the subject of a feature article in today's New York Times.
- Mar 25, 2018
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Crossett pollution: Does anybody care besides the newspaper?
There's an outstanding piece of reporting in today's Arkansas Democrat-Gazette by Eric Besson and Emily Walkenhorst about pollution at the Georgia-Pacific plant in Crossett. Will it join past investigative journalism in the dustbin?
- Mar 25, 2018
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Speaking of the Clinton Foundation: Returns in maize and beans
A reporter for Politifact, the Pulitzer Prize-winning fact-checking organization, sent a reporter to Africa to see where money given to the Clinton Foundation has been put to work. He found tangible results.
- Sep 6, 2016
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Use of solar on the rise in Arkansas
With a pivotal ruling expected any day now from the Public Service Commission, Kyle Massey at Arkansas Business reports on the increase in Arkansans adding solar generation units on their homes and business.
- Apr 13, 2018
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A response to police arrests becomes a tutorial on race, class and policing in Little Rock
John Walker, the 79-year-old civil rights lawyer, and his associate, Omavi Shukur, 29, a young lawyer devoted to criminal justice reform, talked to press this afternoon about their arrests Monday by Little Rock police for supposedly obstructing governmental operations in observing and attempting to film a routine police traffic stop. It was a tutorial on sharp views of race, class and governance in Little Rock.
- Sep 29, 2016
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Jon Woods tried to direct marijuana money to Ecclesia College
The bombshells continue in the federal corruption trial against former Sen. Jon Woods, who federal prosecutors allege took kickbacks from from state money he guided to Ecclesia College and a mental health agency. Testimony yesterday confirmed previous reporting from the Arkansas Blog that Woods tried to steer marijuana cash to Ecclesia College.
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UA Little Rock responds to "racially insensitive incident" involving video of fraternity and sorority
A video uploaded to Facebook shows members of the Chi Omega sorority and Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity singing along to the song "Freaky Friday." The white students repeatedly shout along to the n-word.
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I have seen Cody Hiland's name in the news a lot since he got his…
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I am glad they care. Good for them.
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