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Arkansas man arrested in 44-year-old cold case
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These 5 Big Chain Stores In Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas Could Be Closing Soon
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18-wheeler truck fire shuts down I-40in Arkansas
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Legislators preview potential gun law changes in 2025 session
Arkansans would be able to carry guns at a number of new locations, including school campuses and bus stops, under potential bills to be introduced in next year’s legislative session. Lawmakers gave a preview of some of the potential changes in a meeting of the Game and Fish/State Police Subcommittee of the Arkansas Legislative Council Wednesday. The […]
Arkansas lawmakers to enforce rule fining pharmacy benefit managers up to $5,000 per violation to protect independent pharmacies
Arkansas lawmakers are cracking down on pharmacy benefit managers (PBM) after passing a law that fines them up to $5,000 per violation of medication pricing standards paid to pharmacies.
August revenue report for Arkansas shows a 2.5% drop in the past year, officials point to tax cuts
Officials said the August general revenue report from the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration shows the expected impact of tax cuts passed earlier in the calendar year.
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