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The state’s public television network is walking back a decision to disaffiliate with the national Public Broadcasting Service following public outcry. -
Two former first ladies and the PBS CEO plan to attend Thursday’s commission meeting to show support for keeping PBS programs widely available in Arkansas -
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration praised the opening of Northwest Arkansas National Airport’s new traffic control tower Wednesday for contributing to the modernization of the nation’s airspace. -
At the Arkansas Governor's Mansion Wednesday, Gov. Sarah Sanders signed a proclamation asking students to start their own TPUSA chapters, with Kirk at her side. -
A new report commissioned by Ingeborg Initiatives and the Women's Foundation of Arkansas found working mothers face several key barriers to employment, including high childcare costs, inadequate maternal leave, and unsustainable workplace schedules. -
Jacksonville elementary school faculty credit LEARNS’ literacy coaching requirements with helping improve student growth -
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This is episode two of Shelved, a two-part series exploring book banning in two Arkansas libraries.
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