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Top Arkansas Times News

Ex-police chief and convicted killer who escaped from an Arkansas jail has been captured

Crime · Arkansas

Ex-police chief and convicted killer who escaped from an Arkansas jail has been captured

62% Center coverage: 272 sources

Grant Hardin, a former Arkansas police chief convicted of rape and murder, was captured Friday after he escaped from prison on May 25. See the Story

Families file suit challenging Arkansas law that requires Ten Commandments be posted in classrooms

Arkansas Politics · Arkansas

Families file suit challenging Arkansas law that requires Ten Commandments be posted in classrooms

50% Center coverage: 30 sources

‘No Kings Day’ anti-Trump protests are taking place in N.J. See where.

Department of Justice · United States

‘No Kings Day’ anti-Trump protests are taking place in N.J. See where.

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

The same movement that spawned over 20 protests earlier this year in New Jersey is behind "No Kings Day."See the Story

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Gavin Newsom Fires Back at AR Governor, OK Senator over Murder Rates

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Gavin Newsom Fires Back at AR Governor, OK Senator over Murder Rates

Arkansas Board of Corrections approves design contract for proposed new state prison

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

The Arkansas Board of Corrections approved a $57 million contract to design a proposed 3,000-bed prison in Franklin County.See the Story

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Appoints New Head for Department of Human Services

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – An announcement from Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Wednesday afternoon marked a change in leadership at the Arkansas Department of Human Services (DHS). The governor announced that Deputy Secretary Janet Mann will serve as the next DHS Secretary. Current DHS Secretary Kristi Putnam is returning to Kentucky and will depart her role on July 25, having served for two and a half years. Arkansas expands Child Care Assistance…Sarah Huckabee Sanders · Little Rock See the Story

Doing the work to protect direct democracy in Arkansas

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Our state’s constitution does something that makes some politicians very uncomfortable: It reserves for the people of Arkansas a set of legislative powers. (Did you know that you, an Arkansas citizen, are also a lawmaker? You do now.) Through the ballot measure process, Arkansas citizens enjoy the right to petition to get good policy ideas placed on the ballot for people to vote on directly. Through the referendum process, we also get to strike …Little Rock · Little Rock Read Article

'The Long View': AMFA debuts new exhibition tracing the history of the environmental movement

Coverage: 2 sources

“The Long View: From Conservation to Sustainability” focuses on the intersection of environmentalism, history and art, featuring dozens of historic and thought-provoking pieces that urged social action on pressing environmental concerns in different eras of United States history. The exhibition includes work by John James Audubon, Ansel Adams, Robert Rauschenberg and more.Little Rock · Little Rock See the Story

Wyoming Education Association Files Lawsuit to Stop School Voucher Payments

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Nine parents of school-aged children and the Wyoming Education Association, which represents more than 6,000 of the state’s public school employees, filed a lawsuit Friday challenging the constitutionality of the state’s education savings account program instituted by the Wyoming Legislature. The program, which lawmakers created in 2024 and significantly expanded during their time in Cheyenne this year, will give up to $7,000 per K-12 student to…Charter Schools · Little Rock See the Story

Arkansas Supreme Court authorizes judge suspensions, orders cooperation with disciplinary probes

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

A five-member majority of the Arkansas Supreme Court granted the state judicial discipline commission’s request for changes to the rules for judges’ and justices’ conduct in a Thursday per curiam order. The changes concern accusations of judicial misconduct and disciplinary action against judges and justices who face such allegations. The divide among the Supreme Court justices who supported or dissented from the order mirrored conflicts within …Little Rock · Little Rock See the Story

Caffeine cathedral: The perfectionists at Onyx are growing their coffee empire — with chocolate

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

After a little over a decade in the business, the owners Onyx Coffee Lab are ready to unveil one of their most imaginative ventures yet: a sophisticated cafe experience paired with a fully operational chocolate factory.Little Rock · Little Rock Read Article

Little Rock School Board agrees to redraw map from 9 zones to 7, each with own member | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Coverage: 2 sources

Little Rock School Board members took action Thursday during a special meeting to determine that the district's new school board zone map will consist of seven geographical areas, each represented by a board member.Little Rock · Little Rock See the Story

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