Associated Press
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A new nature preserve is planned near the Buffalo National River after the Nature Conservancy of Arkansas purchased 1,425 acres of land in the area. The...
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An Arkansas man has been sentenced to life in prison without parole after pleading guilty to capital murder in the fatal shooting of a sheriff's deputy... -
Police in Little Rock say a park on the city's west side will be searched for a woman who disappeared more than a year ago. Police say detectives and... -
An infant is unharmed after she was thrown into a drainage ditch during a two-vehicle accident near Texarkana. Texarkana police say 8-month-old Bryce...
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Little Rock police have announced a $20,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction for whoever fatally shot a 2-year-old girl... -
A federal judge is prohibiting Arkansas from enforcing its anti-begging law. U.S. District Judge Billy Joe Wilson on Tuesday agreed with the American... -
An Arkansas panel will hold a public hearing next month on plans to build a privately funded monument to the Ten Commandments near the state Capitol. A... -
Construction work to replace the U.S. Highway 70 Broadway Bridge will prompt closure of the Arkansas River on two days next week. The Arkansas State... -
Arkansas lawmakers are considering delaying the launch of the first medical marijuana program in the Bible Belt as well as an effort to impose... -
State forestry officials say a wildfire that burned nearly 2 square miles in western Arkansas has been contained. The Arkansas Forestry Commission says...
