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Arkansas’ Alcoholic Beverage Control Division revoked a Hot Springs medical marijuana dispensary’s license Thursday, the first revocation of its kind in the five years medical cannabis sales have been legal in the state. Dragan Vicentic, owner of Green ...
Now in its eighth year, the Arkansas Women’s Hall of Fame has announced its 2024 class, once again honoring women who have had lasting impacts in their fields and “stand as positive examples for women everywhere.” The annual induction celebration ...
Sanders said in a news conference at the state Capitol that the new federal regulations could put the federal government into conflict with recent Arkansas laws. The executive order signed by the Republican governor states Arkansas female students "must ...
An Arkansas medical dispensary lost its right to sell cannabis following the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division's decision to revoke its licenses.Hot Springs-based Green Springs Medical Marijuana Dispensary,
A weekend of “Tradition” in the Harton Theatre at Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia, began on Friday April 19 and ran through Sunday April 21 with Fiddler on The Roof. I was so excited when Theresa asked me to review this show because it’s a ...
Imagine the power of a dedicated voice bringing to light the challenges and triumphs of Arkansas’s largest industry. With a $25,000 matching grant from Report For America, Arkansas Times plans to introduce the state’s first full-time agriculture reporter.
About 20% of children insured in Arkansas’ Medicaid program lost access during the state’s “unwinding” period, according to a report released Thursday from the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families. “Arkansas did move very ...
Arkansas House Speaker Matthew Shepherd, R-El Dorado, speaks to reporters on Thursday, May 2, 2024, the final day of business in the 2024 fiscal session. The Legislature will adjourn sine die May 9. (Tess Vrbin/Arkansas Advocate) Arkansas lawmakers ...
Boasting the best staff ERA in the country, the No. 2 Razorbacks bring heat to Kentucky with ace Hagen Smith at the helm, but the No. 8 Wildcats have the means to fight back.
Arkansas grad transfer Khalif Battle, a 6-foot-5 guard ranked No. 49 on Evan Miya’s transfer portal rankings, is down to three schools: Gonzaga, Villanova and K
In response to new Title IX regulations that include protections for LGBTQ+ students, Arkansas’ governor signed an executive order Thursday that instructs public schools to instead follow state law and directs the education department to provide guidance on how to do so.
About 20% of children insured in Arkansas’ Medicaid program lost access during the state’s “unwinding” period, according to a report released Thursday from the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families.
The Arkansas House of Representatives rejected an appropriation bill for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission on Thursday that would have increased the maximum authorized salary for the commission director in the coming fiscal year from $152,638 to $190,000 annually.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Simply based on the back and forth between Arkansas and Kentucky fans alone, there seems to be little doubt about whether next season's basketball game will end up claiming one of the eight featured slots the SEC holds with ESPN as ...
The Arkansas House of Representatives narrowly approved an appropriation for Arkansas PBS in a second vote Wednesday after it failed earlier in the floor session. House Bill 1008 would authorize $8.96 million in spending authority for cash funds for the public television network.
A federal judge has approved an amended consent decree to end a dispute between Arkansas County officials and the owner of a crypto mining facility that was the subject of a noise ordinance that prompted the company owner to sue the county.
The U.S. Coast Guard is suspending its rescue efforts following a horrific incident in Baltimore, Maryland. The Francis Scott Key Bridge plunged into the freezing waters of the Patapsco River after being hit by a container ship. Search operations will now shift focus to finding the missing six construction workers and providing closure to their families.
