Arkansas' Latest Home Sales Report Called "Outstanding"
Whether it's to live in or simply an investment, many Arkansans are buying up houses. Arkansas realtors had an "outstanding" month according to a new report released today by the ...
View ArticleArkansas Revenues Up in March, Ahead of Forecast
Arkansas’ revenues in March were ahead of last year and beat official projections, as the state saw increases in nearly all major tax collections, the state’s finance office said on ...
View ArticleRockefeller's '68 memorial of King commemorated
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) -- Civil rights leaders who organized a 1968 memorial to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. on the Arkansas Capitol steps days after his killing are celebrating that event as a ...
View ArticleWhat "Common Core" Means for Education in Arkansas
Something new is replacing the long-criticized No Child Left Behind and benchmark tests that have been in place to measure how well Arkansas students are learning.It's called "common ...
View ArticleMcDaniel certifies ethics measure's language
-; Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel has cleared the way for supporters of a campaign finance and ethics reform measure to begin gathering signatures to appear on the November ballot. On ...
View ArticleFormer President Bill Clinton in Fayetteville April 15th
Former President Bill Clinton will be back home later this month for a Fayetteville event.He will visit the University of Arkansas on April 15th as the inaugural speaker of the Dale and Betty ...
View ArticleBald Knob's Police Chief Suspended
The Chief of Police in Bald Knob (White County) has been suspended amid rumors about showing favoritism.The city council made the decision on Chief Tim Sanford Monday night.Suspended along with him ...
View ArticleArkansas' Petrino returns to practice
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) - Bobby Petrino walked slower than normal, his face swollen and red. You couldn't miss the white brace around the Arkansas coach's ...
View ArticleBald Knob Cash Bingo Ban
A bingo ban in Bald Knob is causing some controversy in the White County town.Mayor Doyle Wallace tells KARK 4 that the city council voted unanimously on Monday to discontinue Tuesday night bingo ...
View ArticleSynthetic Marijuana Bust In Lonoke County
"It's not worth it. And I don't like it, I don't want to be around no one that's on it," said Pat, a manager at the Tobacco Outlet at Sherwood. Little Rock police ...
View ArticleAR Court of Appeals Uphold Columbia County Alcohol Ruling
The Arkansas Court of Appeals today ruled a restaurant in Magnolia can sell alcohol, despite the fact that it is in a dry county. Magnolia is in Columbia County. The state's Court Of Appeals ...
View ArticleNobles drops from Arkansas basketball team
Anderson said in a news release that he wishes Nobles the best as he continues to pursue basketball and work toward his college degree. Nobles said in the release that after speaking with Anderson ...
View ArticleNobles out of Razorbacks basketball
The Associated Press Arkansas' Julysses Nobles (23) drives around South Carolina's R.J. Slawson (33) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in Fayetteville, Ark., ...
View ArticleCampaign Finance Reform in Arkansas Enters a New Phase
Disallow direct corporate and union contributions to state political campaigns, aligning Arkansas state law with current Federal Election Commission ...
View ArticleDistrict pinning hopes on tax vote
Residents of the Cutter Morning Star School District in Garland County will vote Tuesday on a 1 mill propertytax increase that, if it passes, would allow the district to restructure bonds, pay off ...
View ArticleMelbourne, college seek 1% sales tax for projects
Ozarka College and Melbourne will ask voters Tuesday to approve a 1 percent sales tax to support facilities projects at the two-year campus, and economic development and street maintenance for the ...
View ArticleUA fundraising ‘science and an art,’ Gearhart says
Credit: BETH HALL Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/BETH HALL B. Alan Sugg, president of the University of Arkansas System, speaks Wednesday afternoon in front of the Univesity House on Maple Street in ...
View ArticleCrawford gives ‘pork’ a rethink
Arkansas Republican U.S. Rep. Rick Crawford, who took a "no pork pledge" as a candidate, said Friday that budget earmarks, often derided as "pork-barrel spending," should make a ...
View Article10 years after Walton gift, fundraising is ‘fabric’ of UA
MEXICO CITY - Mexican authorities say they've found the bodies of 167 people in a southern Mexican cave, and forensic experts believe the remains are at least 50 years ...
View ArticleCounty Eyes Insurance Increase
More than 900 Washington County employees and family members will learn this week if they'll see higher health insurance premiums and fees, officials ...
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