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Arkansas
Arkansas Transgender Health Care Ban Temporarily Halted
By Madeleine Carlisle
3 People Shot at Arkansas Walmart, Reports
By Jasmine Aguilera
Two Chemistry Professors Arrested for Allegedly Making Meth
By Sanya Mansoor
Arkansas Hunter Dies After Deer He Shot Got Up and Attacked Him
By Josiah Bates
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Should You Have to Work to Get Medicaid? Some Red States Say Yes
After Casey Copeland got sober, he started turning his life around. The 37-year-old Arkansas resident began volunteering at homelessness and addiction recovery organizations near Little Rock to gain experience to become a drug and alcohol...
By Abigail Abrams
March 29, 2019
One Child Killed and 40 Injured In Arkansas Bus Crash
The driver survived and is being questioned
By Billy Perrigo
December 3, 2018
Red and Blue States Went Different Ways on Voting Rights on Tuesday
Voters in blue states supported ballot measures related to expanding access to the ballot, while voters in red states voted in favor of stricter rules. In several states on Tuesday, voters were asked to weigh...
By Maya Rhodan
November 7, 2018
Satanic Temple Protests Arkansas Christian Monument With Baphomet Statue
"We have as little interest in forcing our beliefs and symbols upon you as we do in having the beliefs of others forced upon us"
By Jamie Ducharme
August 18, 2018
'It's Hard to Comprehend.' 2 Dead Newborns Have Been Found in a Suitcase
The investigation is ongoing
By Jamie Ducharme
February 17, 2018
Mom and Boyfriend Arrested After 1-Year-Old Found Dead in Plastic Container in Closet
Police found a baby boy decomposing inside a Tupperware container
By Melissa Chan
November 2, 2017
Arkansas High School Teacher Accused of Having Sex With 4 Students
Jessie Lorene Goline faces one count of first-degree sexual assault
By Mahita Gajanan
September 21, 2017
Interstate Covered With Pizza Is Shut Down for Hours After Truck Crash
It took four hours to clear up
By Rachel Lewis
August 10, 2017
Ten Commandments Monument Was Quickly Destroyed
A suspect was arrested Wednesday morning
By Lisa Marie Segarra
June 28, 2017
Parents Arrested After Rats Bit Their Baby 100 Times, Police Say
The rodents bit the 15-day-old baby girl for hours, authorities said
By Melissa Chan
May 17, 2017
Arkansas Senator: GOP Should Let Trump Redefine the Party
“You have to recognize that our party’s leadership was selling a product that wasn’t that popular”
By Tessa Berenson
May 5, 2017
Christian Cult Leader and Child Sex Abuser Tony Alamo Dies in Federal Custody
He was serving a 175-year prison sentence for sexually abusing young girls
By Aric Jenkins
May 3, 2017
Arkansas Is Preparing for Double Lethal Injections
Judges deny inmates' appeals to halt lethal injections
By Josh Sanburn
April 24, 2017
Arkansas Executions: What's Next for the Inmates Who Were Scheduled to Die
Three executions stall, but 5 others may go forward
By Josh Sanburn
April 18, 2017
Arkansas Lawyers Scramble to Defend 7 Death Row Inmates at Once
State plans 7 executions in 11 days
By Josh Sanburn
April 14, 2017
Why Arkansas Is Executing 7 People in 11 Days
"It's unprecedented," an advocate said
By Josh Sanburn
April 14, 2017
Teen Finds 7.44-Carat Diamond in Arkansas' Crater of Diamonds State Park
He named the gem after Superman
By Abigail Abrams
March 16, 2017
Arkansas Teacher Allegedly Called Michelle Obama 'First Chimp' on Facebook
He is also accused of calling President Obama a "spider monkey"
By Mahita Gajanan
December 29, 2016
Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Road Rage Shooting That Killed 3-Year-Old
The toddler was in the car with his grandmother at the time
By Katie Reilly
December 23, 2016
An 8-Year-Old Has Died After Being Hit by a Falling Tombstone
The boy was attending a birthday party at a nearby church
By Maya Rhodan
December 12, 2016
Arkansas Won't Hold Vote to Let People Grow Medical Pot
But it's more complicated
By Justin Worland
October 27, 2016
Former Arkansas Judge Indicted for Exchanging Lighter Sentences for Nude Photos
He allegedly had over 4,600 photos of nude or semi-nude men
By Mahita Gajanan
October 17, 2016
4-Year-Old Girl Found Beaten and Bruised Thought Her Name was 'Idiot'
She had been zip-tied as a punishment
By Abigail Abrams
August 18, 2016
'Little Rock Nine' Student: Transgender Bathroom Debate Is Part of Civil Rights Fight
"We are still digging a deeper hole when it comes down to equal rights"
By Katie Reilly
May 13, 2016
Judge Accused of Swapping Sex for Reduced Sentences
"They all depict young men, many naked"
By NBC News
May 10, 2016
Supreme Court Rules North Dakota Can't Revive Strict Abortion Law
The proposed appeal would have been the strictest abortion laws in the nation
By Pete Williams / NBC News
January 25, 2016
GOP Gov Who Helped Impeach Clinton: 'Move On'
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, who played a central role in impeachment proceedings, says it's time to "move on"
By Charlotte Alter
January 13, 2016
56 Dogs Found Shot and Killed in Arkansas
A few survivors are being nursed back to health
By Tessa Berenson
December 21, 2015
Governors Vow to Block Syrian Refugees After Paris Attacks
About two dozen so far
By Alex Altman
November 16, 2015
Controversial Award Moved From Ted Cruz Event in Arkansas
A Republican lawmaker in Arkansas will no longer be given a "Power of Courage" award at an event headlined by presidential hopeful Sen. Ted Cruz Wednesday after a controversy arose because he re-homed two adopted...
By Elizabeth Dias
August 12, 2015
Colorado Woman Finds 8.52 Carat Diamond in State Park
She's calling it the "Esperanza Diamond"
By Alexandra Sifferlin
June 27, 2015
Dangerous Levels of E. Coli Found in Arkansas Lakes
Some swimming areas have been shut down
By Tessa Berenson
May 28, 2015
Religious Freedom Laws Get GOP Nod
The GOP follows presidential candidates as issue takes hold on campaign trail
By Zeke J Miller / Scottsdale, Ariz.
May 15, 2015
Walmart Asks Arkansas Governor to Veto Religious-Freedom Bill
Indiana's governor controversially signed a similar bill last week
By Jack Linshi
March 31, 2015
AR Lawmaker Under Fire for Giving Adopted Daughter to a Man Who Raped Her
She was 6 years old
By Sarah Begley
March 6, 2015
Arkansas Will Carry On Celebrating Robert E. Lee Day On MLK Day
A bill would've moved the commemoration of the Confederate general to November
By Josh Sanburn
January 29, 2015
Arkansas Governor to Pardon Son
The prodigal son returns, and he is sorry, Mr. Governor
By Elizabeth Barber
November 12, 2014
Arkansas Keeps 'Prohibition'
Half of the state's counties are dry, and they're staying that way for now
By Josh Sanburn
November 5, 2014
Arkansas Votes on Booze
Voters will decide Nov. 4 whether to turn the state's dry counties wet
By Josh Sanburn
November 4, 2014
Here’s Your Weather Forecast for Election Day
Will rain cause voters to favor the incumbent or tilt the election to the GOP?
By Maya Rhodan
November 4, 2014
Bill Clinton Makes Homecoming Trip a Rescue Mission
The former President is playing big in several races in his home state
By Jay Newton-Small
October 6, 2014
Cotton in Arkansas
Monticello, Arkansas It is not enough today in the south to say that individuals have a constitutional right to bear arms. No, "It is a God given right," Rep. Tom Cotton told about 50 Tea...
By Joe Klein
October 6, 2014
Arkansas Police Find Beverly Carter's Body in Shallow Grave
Local real estate agent's disappearance last week sparked massive search
By Laura Stampler
September 30, 2014
Senate Democrat Runs on Obamacare in Surprising New Ad
Hell freezes over
By Alex Rogers
August 21, 2014
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