Application period for Pope County casino license will begin Sunday
The Arkansas Racing Commission's new application period for the Pope County casino license will begin Sunday and end June 11, the commission decided Monday.
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Subscriber ExclusiveTyson posts profit of $145 million despite drop in sales
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Subscriber ExclusivePulaski County Special School District students set world’s record for longest human electric circuit
What can you get with $7,000, a 12-volt battery and almost 3,000 grade school students who have a couple of hours to burn in the sun?
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Van Horn not pleased in spite of 40 wins
FAYETTEVILLE -- Dave Van Horn keeps it real with the best of them.
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Thiero rejoins Cal, signs to Arkansas
Former Kentucky forward Adou Thiero verbally committed to the University of Arkansas on Monday where he will rejoin Coach John Calipari.
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Brunson burner
NEW YORK -- Jalen Brunson doesn't go into a game aiming to score 40 points more consistently than anyone in the postseason since Michael Jordan.
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Mothers Day: Arkansas' Historic Moms Quiz
How well do you know your Moms? And how well do you know your Arkansas moms? Take our Historic Moms Quiz to find out. Happy Mother's Day!
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Subscriber ExclusiveARKANSAS SIGHTSEEING: Visitor center recalls saga of Central High School’s past
Sixty-six years ago this month, Ernest Green became the first Black graduate of Little Rock Central High School. That personal achievement offers an uplifting …
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R&B duo Tamia and Joe set Nov. 9 show at North Little Rock arena
R&B singers Tamia and Joe perform at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, part of their recently extended fall tour, at The Theater @ Simmons Bank Arena, the North Little …
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Subscriber ExclusiveUnion Pacific plans to test hybrid electric locomotive from NLR
The Union Pacific Railroad built a hybrid battery-electric prototype locomotive at its North Little Rock facility, and testing is set to begin this month, the …
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Subscriber ExclusiveUnbanked households decreasing
Federal stimulus payments to Americans during the pandemic did more than fill consumers' pockets -- it inspired many to open bank accounts to speed up receipt …
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Sanders signs bills to require crypto mining permits, restore local authority to issue regulations
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed two bills Friday to regulate crypto mining in Arkansas while also handing back local authority to cities and counties that w…
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Subscriber ExclusiveOPINION | PHILIP MARTIN: A quiet place
One of my professors at Paul M. Hebert Law Center at Louisiana State University 40 years ago was Alain A. Levasseur, who, I'm pleased to notice, is still assoc…
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Subscriber ExclusiveEDITORIAL: And in other news: Like looking at a photo-negative
"Scarcely have you descended on the soil of America when you find yourself in the midst of a sort of tumult; a confused clamor is raised on all sides; a thousa…
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Subscriber ExclusiveEDITORIAL: Smoke or fire?
If it's not Republicans getting booted from Congress for making up entire resumes or making up conspiracies, it's Democrats being censured for pulling fire ala…
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Judge threatens Trump with jail if gag re-violated
NEW YORK -- The judge in Donald Trump's hush money trial fined him $1,000 on Monday and, in his sternest warning yet, told the former president that future gag…
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Growth of economy boosts US programs
WASHINGTON -- The go-broke dates for Medicare and Social Security have been pushed back as an improving economy has contributed to changed projected depletion …
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Hamas says it accepts proposed cease-fire
JERUSALEM -- Hamas announced its acceptance Monday of an Egyptian-Qatari cease-fire proposal, but Israel said the deal did not meet its "core demands" and that…
