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Arkansas ranks second in nation for farm bankruptcies, new tracking project shows
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas has recorded more agricultural bankruptcy filings than any state except California since…
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Small business owner Deb Wemette announces run for Hot Springs mayor
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. — Small business owner Deb Wemette has announced her candidacy for mayor…
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Pulaski County JPs advance sweeping data center permit ordinance over county attorney’s objection
Quorum Court agenda committee votes 13-1 to send 26-I-56 to the full court, setting up…
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Arkansas Is Becoming America’s Arsenal — and Washington Is Betting Nearly $100 Billion on It
Every PAC-3 missile the United States sends to defend itself and its allies is finished…
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Fact check: Sanders says New York deficit exceeds Arkansas’ entire budget, claims No. 1 in migration
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders used a national television appearance last week to attack New York…
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Little Rock’s River Market food hall is still open. The city has been promising to close it since last September.
LITTLE ROCK — The sign on the roof still lights up over President Clinton Avenue.…
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Texas trigger maker sues Fort Smith seller in federal patent case
Rare Breed Triggers says a 3D-printing operation is selling knockoffs of its rapid-fire technology. The…
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Little Rock anesthesiologist spends his time off removing goiters in East Africa
A cardiac anesthesiologist at Arkansas Heart Hospital just got back from Kenya, where he spent…
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DOE declares grid emergency covering Arkansas. It applies to about a third of the state.
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas is one of a handful of states cut in half by…
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Six Arkansas regions could host a new nuclear reactor, state-hired consultant says
A study on whether Arkansas should build new nuclear reactors goes before state lawmakers on…