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Civil rights attorney Austin Porter Jr. represents the plaintiffs, who previously filed complaints with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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Eric E. Harrison joins LRPR to share upcoming arts and culture events in the latest Weekend Entertainment Roundup -
Attorney General Tim Griffin cited ambiguities as his reason for rejecting the proposed ballot title and language. -
The university has an opening celebration planned for March 31, 2025. -
A new state law allows stores to sell the controversial drug over-the-counter for human use. -
Huckabee attempted to distance himself from past controversial statements about the conflict between Israel and the Palestinian people, pledging to “carry out the president’s priorities, not mine.” -
Members of the National Association of Letter Carriers gathered at the Arkansas State Capitol Sunday to protest attempts to privatize or dismantle the United States Postal Service. -
Department of Education would oversee state aid to public libraries based on their policies, hours of operation and availability of certain content -
In response to the Sackett decision by the U.S Supreme Court, the EPA is working on redefining what a wetland is. -
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The complaint seeks an injunction against further construction of the new campus.
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Can we every truly 'go home again?' Can we ever revisit or recapture 'who we were' as kids? Join us for a conversation with author, William Lychack and his novel, Cargill Falls.
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