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What they’re saying: Overwhelming support for historic climate and energy affordability legislation

What they’re saying: Overwhelming support for historic climate and energy affordability legislation

SACRAMENTO – Earlier this week, Governor Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders announced a major deal on historic climate and energy bills that will drive down electricity costs for millions of Californians, stabilize gasoline supply, and continue...

Owner:  American Government
Attorney General Knudsen leads coalition urging EPA to halt funding climate activist group

Attorney General Knudsen leads coalition urging EPA to halt funding climate activist group

HELENA – Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen led a 23-state coalition of attorneys general urging the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to cancel grants to the Environmental Law Institute (ELI) which has been funding climate advocacy...

Owner:  American Government
MDC inducts Ken Babcock into Conservation Hall of Fame

MDC inducts Ken Babcock into Conservation Hall of Fame

COLUMBIA, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) and the Missouri Conservation Commission recently honored Ken Babcock of Jamestown in Moniteau County for his lifetime commitment to conservation. Babcock was inducted into the...

Owner:  American Government
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A Growing Commitment to Pediatric Developmental and Behavioral Health in Northwest Arkansas

A Growing Commitment to Pediatric Developmental and Behavioral Health in Northwest Arkansas

View Larger Image Sept. 15, 2025 | The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) continues to expand its mission to improve health outcomes for Arkansas’ children through its pediatric developmental and behavioral health programs in...

Owner:  University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS)
Arkansas Farmers Beg Trump to Rescue Their Farms And Unite In Prayer — 'We're Hurting, Dear Lord' — As 'Astronomical' Costs Crush The Industry
New Catholic ministers welcomed at Arkansas colleges

New Catholic ministers welcomed at Arkansas colleges

As students embark on their collegiate journeys across the state of Arkansas, many of them are eager to grow in their faith lives. Three college campuses in Arkansas welcomed new Catholic campus ministers at the beginning of the school year....

Owner:  Catholic Church
Vouchers for all: LEARNS expands to cover all students, and the road ahead is grim

Vouchers for all: LEARNS expands to cover all students, and the road ahead is grim

Education in Arkansas is in turmoil. Friday, Aug. 15, was the deadline for families to apply for a school voucher under Arkansas’s newly universal “Educational Freedom Account” scheme. The voucher program was created by Arkansas LEARNS, Gov. Sarah...

Owner:  Alan Leveritt
Colorado water officials prepare to  weigh environmental benefits of powerful Shoshone water rights on the Colorado River

Colorado water officials prepare to  weigh environmental benefits of powerful Shoshone water rights on the Colorado River

Colorado water officials will gather in Durango this week to decide whether a pair of powerful Colorado River rights can be used to benefit the environment. The Colorado River District, supported by a broad Western Slope coalition, has entered...

Owner:  The Colorado Sun (Non-profit)
Arkansas Comic Con wraps up annual 3-day celebration of fans

Arkansas Comic Con wraps up annual 3-day celebration of fans

If a person were to spend just one hour in the Statehouse Convention Center over the weekend, they would see a lot of unusual sights. But that's common when it comes to Arkansas Comic Con. Nothing was out of the question -- like two kids wearing...

Owner:  Eliza Hussman Jr. & David Stephens
Celebrate Arkansas-grown rice during September’s National Rice Month

Celebrate Arkansas-grown rice during September’s National Rice Month

Though Arkansas is the No. 1 producer of rice in the United States, Jarrod Hardke, extension rice agronomist for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, said he often hears from residents who don’t know the crop is being grown...

Owner:  Mike McNeill
North Texas volleyball sweeps Little Rock in home opener, opening match of UNT-UTA Invitational

North Texas volleyball sweeps Little Rock in home opener, opening match of UNT-UTA Invitational

Head coach Dave Fleming had his first home win at the UNT Volleyball Center after a 3-0 sweep of Little Rock (3-5) on Sept. 12. The Mean Green (5-2) won the match in three sets (25-18, 25-14, 25-17) to start its UNT-UTA Invitational weekend with a...

Owner:  University of North Texas
Little Rock Central High celebrates diversity and history at Friday night tailgate

Little Rock Central High celebrates diversity and history at Friday night tailgate

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Nearly 70 years after the Little Rock Nine made history by integrating Central High School, their legacy continues to inspire students and the community. Edmond W. Davis, a social historian, reflected on the impact of the...

Owner:  Smith Family
Las Vegas stripper pretended to be Arkansas millionaire’s girlfriend in order to spend his money, lawsuit claims
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