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'Little Rock crime'

Another bad headline on crime in Little Rock

Another day another ranking that puts Little Rock among the most dangerous cities in the United States.
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Cover jinx? A bad night in Little Rock if you're counting

How bad is Little Rock? Not so bad our cover story this week makes clear. But bad stuff happens even in lovely Little Rock.
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Rapping Saturday at Little Rock City Hall as protest of music show crackdown

Rappers plan a City Hall protest of city oficials' discouragement of rap music shows in the city. Their art, they say, is about life on the mean streets of Little Rock and, if you haven't noticed, an accurate representation must include references to violence.

Antwan Phillips wants to make a difference in reducing Little Rock violence

KARK/Fox 16's push to do something about Little Rock violence includes a spotlight on people trying to make a difference — in this episode Antwan Phillips, a lawyer at Wright, Lindsey and Jennings.
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State Police respond to call for help on Little Rock streets

Though the Little Rock police announced stepped-up patrols to combat crime last night, the State Police had already responded to a call for help Monday.

Solutions to violence in Little Rock

KARK/Fox 16 continues its focus on crime in Little Rock and solutions, including a national Ceasefire program that is the model for some new crime-fighting ideas announced recently by Mayor Mark Stodola.
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Mayor Stodola details his crime-fighting plan

Little Rock Mayor Mark Stodola is rolling out his plan to deal with crime at a City Hall news conference this afternoon.

Governor announces joint partnership to target Little Rock crime

Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced a joint effort to fight an increase in violent crime in Little Rock.
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City Board hearing about crime in Little Rock; suggestions of racially motivated interest

The public comment period is underway at the Little Rock CityBoard between 5 and 6 p.m. and it's available at littlerock.gov or Comcast Channel 11. Several speakers said the city board seemed concerned now only because white neighborhoods seemed threatened.

Little Rock City Board crime show today gets low rating

The Little Rock City Board has scheduled a special Sunday TV show to posture about violence. A grassroots anti-crime group complains that the city board had ignored its calls for action until an episode of violence in a white neighborhood.
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LR City Board to meet Sunday on crime; public comments not allowed

The Little Rock City Board will have a special called meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday to discuss the recent increase in violent crime episodes.

Little Rock police, pot and poverty

A surge in misdemeanor marijuana arrests by Little Rock police, concentrated in poorer areas of town, seems a relevant topic in Police Chief Kenton Buckner's remarks on the roots of crime in the city.
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