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FAYETTEVILLE—Jonathan D. Ross, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas, announced today that a Jackson, Mississippi, man has pleaded guilty to one count of threatening to … more
FORT SMITH – A Barling man pled guilty today to one count of Threatening a Federal Official and one count of Receipt of Child Pornography. The Honorable Judge Mark E. Ford presided over the … more
FAYETTEVILLE — In the more than two years since the current outbreak began, highly pathogenic avian influenza, or HPAI, has proven to be a highly adaptable foe, infecting not only poultry, but … more
FAYETTEVILLE — Ingenuity in agriculture requires collaboration, and seed funds, to make an impact. Cengiz Koparan works with student in lab. That’s the mindset behind Engineering … more
FAYETTEVILLE — As blackberry season peaks in Arkansas, research is shedding light on a trellising system that could improve pest management for blackberry growers. A study on insecticides to … more
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced new action to support the Biden-Harris Administration’s plan for a fairer, more competitive, and more resilient meat and poultry … more
PINE BLUFF – Arkansas State Police investigators are asking the public to help identify the driver of a vehicle that struck and killed a 19-year-old Bentonville woman late Wednesday, July 3, … more
LITTLE ROCK – A Pulaski County Circuit Court judge granted a motion for summary judgment to revoke the town of Allport’s charter. “Today’s decision by the Pulaski County … more
LITTLE ROCK — This week, the Clinton Presidential Center installed six Overdose Aid Kits throughout the campus, in partnership with the Clinton Global Initiative’s Overdose Response … more
LITTLE ROCK – With the deadline for submittal of signatures on statewide ballot initiatives fast approaching, Attorney General Tim Griffin reissued guidance on the rules that govern the … more
LITTLE ROCK — On this Independence Day, honor the ideals of America by making a conscious choice to drive sober or get a sober ride home. The Arkansas State Police Highway Safety Office, along … more
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS COME – GREETINGS: EO 24-10: TO ESTABLISH “THE ARKANSAS 250 COMMISSION” IN PREPARATION FOR AMERICA’S SEMIQUINCENTENNIAL WHEREAS: The … more
Summer has officially started. Along with picnics, swimming,and ice cream comes that summer heat. While most find comfort with a fan or with air conditioning, plants have something to worry about. … more
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is awarding $26.8 million in legal services grants to a total of 108 public and non-profit organizations, all with the goal of increasing … more
LITTLE ROCK — Newton County and vicinity should enjoy a clear, but hot holiday. But showers are expected overnight. Here is the forecast for the next seven days. Independence Day: A 30 percent … more
WASHINGTON, D. C. — The Department of the Interior announced last week more than 1,900 state and local governments around the country will receive a total of $621.2 million in Payments in Lieu … more
LITTLE ROCK — Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders along with the Arkansas Department of Human Services and the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration announced over $9 million in funding … more
Bats are important and amazing animals that we get to share our park with. Come learn about the bats that call the park home, what the National Park Service and its partners are doing to help these … more
Sparks in the Park will be held in Jasper's Bradley Park Saturday, July 6, beginning at 2 p.m. with special guests, Heather Smith Outdoors of "Naked and Afraid and Ashley "Dead Eye" Jones of "Swamp … more
Fast Facts: Check city and county ordinances for fireworks laws, burn bans Purchase from licensed dealers, never use expired or damaged fireworks Read package directions, do not let young … more
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