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LRPD investigates fatal weekend shooting

The Little Rock Police Department has reported nine homicides so far in 2024.
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'Grow your own' and more: What's in the 2024 medical marijuana amendment

Two outspoken marijuana advocates who fought a recreational marijuana proposal in 2022 are lending their support to a 2024 amendment. What’s different this time? “They gave me everything I asked for,” Fults said. 
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Trans-targeting rule change to police gender designations on state-issued IDs moves ahead

Despite probing from a Democratic duo on whether there's really an emergency here, a legislative subcommittee gave its approval to change the rules on what gender markers can appear on state-issued IDs.

Razorback athlete joins lawsuit over NCAA's transgender policies

Ainsley Erzen, a University of Arkansas soccer player and track athlete, is among the plaintiffs challenging the NCAA's policies regarding transgender athletes in women's sports.
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Good Day Farm acquires, demolishes Riverdale building

The state Medical Marijuana Commission has approved Good Day Cantrell's move to the site at 3600 Cantrell.

State panel to consider driver's license gender issue today

The meeting is at noon in Room B of the Multi-Agency Complex, but no public comments will be allowed.
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We found 'Joe from Conway' and he definitely doesn't like Trump

Retired Conway police officer Joe Taylor recorded a video testimonial for the group Republican Voters Against Trump. He's not backing down.

Sanders blows DFA trumpet two days in a row

Gov. Sarah Sanders patted herself on the back today for tax cuts and tax refunds. It's the second day in a row that she's used the Department of Finance and Administration as a mouthpiece.
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Anti-Trump Republican group runs voter testimonials, including one from Arkansas

"Joe from Conway" has thoughts on the presidential race. But who is Joe?

Top Little Rock housing authority exec resigns

Ericka Benedicto, who has served as the executive director of the Little Rock housing authority since September 2021, announced her resignation on Friday.
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Education Secretary Jacob Oliva says educational cooperatives' funding will be reevaluated

State Education Department Secretary Jacob Oliva told legislators on Thursday in no uncertain terms that he was not happy with the return on investment from the $55.2 million going out to education cooperatives each year. 

Marijuana commission won't consider proposed dispensary moves until July

Greenlight Little Rock had requested a move to a location near the border of Jacksonville and Cabot.

T minus one month until the total solar eclipse

Two-thirds of Arkansas will be in the solar eclipse’s path of totality on April 8, and now's the time to prepare. Consider these facts and figures before you kick off your celestial celebrations.

Two appointments to Little Rock housing authority cleared by city board

It’s the first time since September that the housing authority commission has had five members.

Sanders, lawmakers visit Chicot Elementary to kick off School Breakfast Month

Feeding Arkansas's children is a priority most everyone seems to agree on.

We dig it! Construction slated for Little Rock's Southeast Trail

The Southeast Trail has been years in the making, and construction begins soon. The first phase will be a mile of trail for cyclists, walkers and joggers.

Voter turnout was down statewide yesterday

Arkansans voted yesterday in primary and judicial races. Well, some of them did. 

Sanders proclaims budget proposal that includes state employee raises as fiscal session approaches

Remember the George Carlin bit about "my stuff" and "your shit"? That's what's at stake.

Little Rock’s city boardroom still under construction, April return hopeful

The Little Rock Board of Directors hasn't had a meeting at City Hall in about four years. While the risk of illness during the COVID-19 pandemic was the initial cause for the directors’ leave, a remodel of the boardroom has extended it.

Little Rock officials pave way for street resurfacing projects

$6 million in voter-approved bond funds is going toward street resurfacing projects that will extend into 2025.
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