Amended versions of 2 crypto mining bills clear Arkansas Senate committee
Amended versions of two bills meant to impose greater restrictions on crypto mining in Arkansas cleared the Senate's City, County and Local Affairs Committee on Thursday.
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Subscriber ExclusiveSuit filed against Centerton project
A lawsuit has been filed over the Benton County Planning Board's approval of a salt storage area for the Centerton Public Works Department.
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Walk-off winner
FAYETTEVILLE -- Lauren Camenzind hit a walk-off single and the No. 16 University of Arkansas softball team outlasted No. 14 Alabama 1-0 in a pitchers duel Frid…
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Promising roster returning for UA
FAYETTEVILLE -- The ascent of the University of Arkansas gymnastics team in 2024 led to a flurry of firsts for fifth-year Coach Jordyn Wieber's squad.
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Pitchers lift Hogs over Gamecocks
The Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team could not generate much offense in Friday's series opener at South Carolina.
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Prince Harry, the son of King Charles III and fifth in line to the British throne, has formally confirmed he is now a U.S. resident. Four years after Harry and…
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Subscriber ExclusiveMethodists meet to discuss denomination’s future
United Methodists from Arkansas and around the world will gather in Charlotte, N.C., next week for the start of the denomination's quadrennial general conferen…
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Subscriber ExclusiveYoung people get chance on the same day to see and experience pipe organs up close at two Conway churches.
Electronic keyboards, drums and guitars may be the instruments of choice at some houses of worship, but not at First United Methodist Church and St. Peter's Ep…
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Subscriber ExclusiveMarch unemployment rate drops as Arkansas sets workforce record
State unemployment dipped one-tenth of a point for the second-consecutive month in March, sliding to 3.5% from 3.6% in February. The monthly job gain helped Ar…
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Subscriber ExclusiveWalmart details inclusion in annual diversity report
Walmart Inc. has the most women and people of color in its U.S. officer positions since at least 2021, the company said Friday in its annual diversity report.
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Subscriber ExclusiveArkansas adoption of electric vehicle chargers drags at home, office
The federal investments in building out electric vehicle chargers along interstate highways is aimed at reducing drivers' "range anxiety" and encourage adoptio…
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Subscriber ExclusiveImportant night
Henry Kissinger once said it may be dangerous to be America's enemy in this world, but it may be fatal to be her friend. Don't the Ukrainians know it. The life…
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CAL THOMAS: The plan for Iran should be regime change
Every approach to curtailing Iran from its threats and behavior toward Israel and other countries has failed.
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Subscriber ExclusiveA profile in courage?
Some years ago, a young United States senator wrote a book about eight other former senators--some who served as far back as John Quincy Adams--who took stands…
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Columbine marks 25 years since shooting
DENVER -- The 12 students and one teacher killed in the Columbine High School shooting will be remembered Friday in a vigil on the eve of the 25th anniversary …
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Air traffic controllers’ fatigue risk is targeted
The Federal Aviation Administration needs to take steps to reduce fatigue and stress among the air traffic controllers who oversee 45,000 flights daily, a repo…
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Title IX to protect LGBTQ+
The rights of LGBTQ+ students will be protected by federal law, and victims of campus sexual assault will gain new safeguards under rules finalized Friday by t…
