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The cleanup begins.

A win for the environment; a loss for Attorney General Leslie Rutledge.

Change coming to Pulaski County Election Commission membership, or so a County Republican Committee agenda indicates.

The Little Rock Board of Directors approved a revised ordinance on dockless electric scooters at its Tuesday meeting. The board also approved a resolution to target development money in East, South and Southwest Little Rock, but consideration of the resolution was marred by procedural bickering and tension along racial lines, echoing contentious meetings of the recent past.

The man who was killed reportedly opened fire on officers with a shotgun.

Where there's a cash dole, there's Doyle Webb.

It took state senators less than an hour on Tuesday to pass a “stand your ground” bill that would allow Arkansans to kill if they feel threatened, even if they could safely escape.

He helped make false claims available to minorities discriminated against in USDA farm programs.

Going, going, but not yet gone. The last hours of Trump and the first of Biden in the news roundup.

The weekly briefing focused on vaccinations, but there was modest good news on the growth in cases.

Let the gerrymanders begin!

The senator falls short of the mark with one constituent.

More pandemic fallout.

Home alcohol delivery and drink-selling excursion trains won favor in a Senate committee this morning.

Thank the pandemic for one thing: No misleading single-letter grades for schools based on discredited standardized testibg,

In the news: Look who's talking unity? The party of Trump and white nationalism.

The new case count continues a recent downturn.

Grants in the amount of $500 are to be awarded to each of 52 Arkansas schools for creation or expansion of a school garden.

Mike and Janet Huckabee's new home is a $1.7 million spread in the country.

Joe Biden's promise to revoke pipeline permit has implications for Little Rock.