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Michael Hibblen
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The League of Women Voters of Arkansas is asking a federal judge to halt five new laws that change the way voters propose measures and constitutional amendments.
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Eric E. Harrison joins LRPR to share upcoming arts, culture, and music events for the Weekend Entertainment Roundup. -
Inside were artifacts left behind by the Sisters of Mercy, who founded the hospital in the early 1900s. -
Bull Shoals and Fayetteville elected new mayors, while the Jonesboro incumbent was successful in his re-election bid during Tuesday’s runoff elections. -
President-elect Donald Trump announced he will nominate Warren Stephens, chair, president and CEO of Little Rock-based Stephens Inc., as the U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom. -
A three-judge panel took no action Monday after listening to about two hours of arguments in a federal lawsuit that challenges Arkansas’ U.S. House congressional district map. -
In an interview, Sen. Jonathan Dismang, R-Searcy, said part of the reason for the increase in the state budget is in the increase on funding for education. In January, lawmakers will convene for the 2025 fiscal session. -
The incident happened early Friday afternoon, traditionally one of the busiest shopping days of the year. -
A federal judge issued a temporary order halting enforcement of the law. -
The world’s largest retailer is rolling back its diversity, equity and inclusion policies. -
A last-minute grant from the Democratic National Committee helped the party secure its first net gain of legislative seats in 20 years.
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