 | Arkansas Clinches Series With Senior Day Win
Seniors Randall Fant and Matt Vinson made their last regular season start at Baum Stadium a memorable one on Sunday as the two seniors led No. 14 Arkansas to a series-clinching 10-2 win over Tennessee at Baum Stadium.
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 | Tourism Week Observed Through May 12 in Arkansas
Communities across the state plan special events as part of their local celebrations.
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 | Rally Marks One-Month Anniversary of Oil Spill
Signs blasting ExxonMobil and trumpeting clean energy were held high as speakers called for unity during a rally to mark the one-month anniversary of an oil spill that rocked the Mayflower community.
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 | Some Mayflower Spill Victims Feel Left Out In Cleanup
MAYFLOWER, AR -- It's been four weeks since oil began flowing from a ruptured pipeline in Mayflower. Since then, much of the focus has been on the Northwoods subdivision where the spill originated.
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 | Toad Suck Daze Wraps Up in Conway
CONWAY, AR_ Toad Suck Days wrapped up on Sunday.
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 | North Little Rock Superintendent Retirement Party
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR_North Little Rock School District says farewell to superintendent.
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 | Vote Puts New Restrictions On Landowners In Lake Maumelle Watershed
LITTLE ROCK, AR -- A controversial issue involving the drinking supply for nearly a half million Central Arkansans came to a vote Tuesday evening.
Pulaski County Quorum Court passed new restrictions on landowners living in the Lake Maumelle watershed.
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 | CAW Officials Pushing For Pipeline Reroute
MAYFLOWER, AR -- An official with Central Arkansas Water spoke Monday on the agency's worries about the proximity of an oil pipeline to one of the most important resources in the region.
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 | Pulaski Co. Passes Resolution Supporting Pipeline Reroute
The oil spill in Mayflower has water managers and local politicians worried about one of Central Arkansas's most important resources.
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 | Exxon Offers Compensation To Northwoods Residents
MAYFLOWER, AR -- For two and a half weeks, crews have been working day and night to deal with the oil spill that soiled a Mayflower neighborhood.
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 | Congressional Leader Tours Mayflower Spill Site
MAYFLOWER, AR -- The head of a powerful congressional committee visited Mayflower Sunday to get a look at the community where a pipeline burst March 29th spilling thousands of barrels of crude oil.
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 | Jackson Signs With Razorback Women’s Hoops
University of Arkansas women’s basketball coach Tom Collen announced the signing of Jessica Jackson to a National Letter of Intent to join the Razorbacks in the fall.
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 | Officials Offer Look at Cleanup in Oil-Soaked Marsh
MAYFLOWER, AR -- Crews operating a backhoe on Saturday worked to scoop up trees and brush, loading the oil-ruined vegetation into a giant chipper to be reduced to mulch and sent away to a landfill.
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 | Tenth Annual Earth Day in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK,AR- Arkansans celebrated the Tenth Annual Earth Day for the Natural State. At the event, participants learned how to go green.
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 | Arkansas Business Editor Apologizes for Posting Concealed Carry List
The editor of a local publication is retracting a move she called an exercise of free speech.
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 | Exxon Documents: Oil Spilled in Mayflower 'May Cause Cancer'
MAYFLOWER, AR -- Exxon Mobil documents released by the federal agency investigating the spill of an estimated 5,000 gallons of oil into a residential neighborhood here spell out a litany of dangerous compounds associated that particular type of crude.
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 | Officials Offer Look Inside Oil-soaked Mayflower Neighborhood
For the first time Sunday, journalists were allowed inside the Mayflower neighborhood where an estimated 2,000 barrels of crude oil rushed from a ruptured pipeline. Even after more than 48 hours of around-the-clock work, much of the neighborhood remained a gooey mess.
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 | Campaigns & Elections Picks 10 Arkansas Politicos
Bipartisan national political magazine, Campaigns & Elections, has completed a list of 500 influential political insiders and the names of several Arkansas Republican and Democratic consultants and politicos made the cut.
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 | Arkansas Unemployment Rate Sees Slight Increase
The unemployment rate in Arkansas saw a slight increase in January.
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 | Crew Begin Pressure Washing Oil-soaked Streets In Mayflower
Inside the Northwoods subdivision crews continued work Monday to clean up roads and driveways that were blanketed in oil when a 20 inch pipeline carrying heavy crude ruptured Friday afternoon.
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 | Lawmakers to tackle execution law in upcoming session
Ten death row inmates, led by convicted killer Jack Harold Jones, have not been executed all because of wording in a state statute.
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 | Snake expert: internet pic a hoax
A picture of an alleged giant 45 pound rattlesnake has been circulating around the internet and on our newscasts. Some call it a hoax. Some say it's legit.
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 | Chelsea Clinton to be honored by Ballet Arkansas
The Natural State's former first daughter will be honored for her contributions to the performing arts at Ballet Arkansas' Spring Gala in April.
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 | Flu cases spike in Arkansas
It's not the best two seconds in your life, but getting the flu shot protects you from feeling much worse. It may keep you alive!
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 | Arkansas Sees Twice as Many Rabies Cases in 2012
The final numbers for 2012 show 131 positive cases compared to just 60 in 2011.
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 | Oil Cleanup Will Take 'Several More Weeks, at Least'
"It's a major inconvenience," said John Doherty of the road block he encounters every time he leaves his home off Durham Road road in Mayflower. "I can wait 20 or 30 minutes to get through the line."
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 | Evacuees Voice Frustration To ExxonMobil Over Oil Spill
Frustration boiled over Tuesday evening during a private meeting attended by residents of the Northwood subdivision and representatives of ExxonMobil.
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 | State Flag of Arkansas Turns 100 This Month
The diamond-themed banner made its debut in 1913.
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 | Mayflower Residents Concerned Oil Contaminants Spreading South
MAYFLOWER, AR -- Since the very first day of the oil cleanup effort here, there has been a lot of concern about oil traveling north from marshes near Lake Conway into the open waters of the popular fishing lake.
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 | Stop the Violence delivers bikes
A rainy, cold morning didn't stop Santa's elves from making a delivery, dropping off bicycles to the bright-eyed Egeston boys.
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 | Arkansas Freethinkers to showcase alternative winter beliefs
For the fourth year in a row, Arkansas Freethinkers are showcasing their beliefs on the south side of the state Capitol.
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 | Arkansas-Kentucky game terminated due to weather
The Arkansas-Kentucky game has been terminated due to weather conditions.
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 | Judge: Votes won't be counted for ex-Ark. lawmaker
A judge in central Arkansas has ordered votes to not be counted or certified for a former state lawmaker who resigned this year after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit election fraud.
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 | Two earthquakes rattle Central Arkansas
Two small earthquakes have been reported in central Arkansas.
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 | Arkansas ranks second in doctor shortage
The study puts the patient-to-doctor ratio at 169 residents to one doctor per 100,000 people.
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 | Arkansas Surgeon General supports expanding Medicaid by the Affordable Care Act
The state's largest insurance program, known as Medicaid, is at a tipping point -- on the brink of collapse -- if there's no additional money to fund it.
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 | Pilot error blamed in crash
The National Transportation Safety Board says pilot error led to a fatal plane crash in northern Arkansas that killed two men in 2010.
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 | Republican Party no longer giving funds to 3 candidates
Monday night, the Arkansas Republican Party announced it will no longer financially contribute the campaigns of three candidates running for the state legislature.
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 | More Ark. students taking Advanced Placement exams
The number of Arkansas public school students taking Advanced Placement exams rose in 2012 and the scores improved — according to a report by the College Board released by the state Department of Education.
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 | Former SAU student killed in the line of duty
A Louisiana deputy sheriff who was shot and killed in the line of duty was a former student at Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia.
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 | Arkansas’ unemployment rate drops to 7.1 percent
The unemployment rate in Arkansas has dropped to 7.1%, according to the Department of Workforce Services.
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 | Wilson named Golden Arm finalist
University of Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson has been named one of 15 finalists for the 2012 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award, it was announced Thursday.
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 | State health leaders address gains made in trauma care system
For years, the Med Center in Memphis served as the closest trauma hospital. That long trip cost many lives.
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 | AHTD: New cable median barriers to make highways safer
Wednesday, the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department announced Arkansas' highways will soon have nearly four-hundred miles of new cable median barriers, in part, to prevent deadly crossover accidents.
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 | Arkansas GOP elects officers
Arkansas GOP chairman elected to unprecedented third consecutive term.
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 | Democrats gather for State Party Convention
Arkansas' top Democrats are trying to prevent a Republican takeover of the state by alleging that the GOP wants to nationalize this year's election and make the state Legislature as gridlocked as Congress.
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 | AR lawmaker: Slavery "may actually have been a blessing in disguise"
State Rep. Jon Hubbard wrote a book in which he says that slavery: "may actually have been a blessing in disguise."
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 | Razorbacks fall to number 12 South Carolina
Connor Shaw threw for two touchdowns and ran for another score as No. 12 South Carolina beat Arkansas 38-20 on Saturday.
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 | Online petitioners want Arkansas to break away from U.S.
Not even a week after President Obama issued that challenge to kick off his second term, people in twenty-two states -- including Arkansas -- have launched petitions to withdraw from the United States and form a new government.
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 | GOP presidential candidate Romney wins Arkansas
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has won Arkansas' six electoral votes.
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