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Arkansas Hunter Education sees online expansion

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LITTLE ROCK — Thanks to a new policy at the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, any Arkansas resident 10 or older may complete all components of their Hunter Education requirement online to be ready for the upcoming hunting season this year.Hunter Education is mandatory... Read More.

Water gardens gaining ground on Arkansas fisheries

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ARKADELPHIA — When Sean Lusk graduated from Auburn University with a master’s degree in fisheries management, he never dreamed his future would include taking up water gardening in Arkansas, but during the last two years he and other biologists have been hard at work... Read More.
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WHPD cancels BOLO for robbery suspect

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The suspect and suspect’s white Chevy Tahoe from the Robbery and Theft at the WHite Hall Food Mart Shell at 8003 Sheridan Road on August 12th have been located.The suspect was taken into custody in North Little Rock by the Arkansas State Police. The... Read More.

Wernes returns to Arkansas baseball as volunteer assistant

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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Arkansas baseball head coach Dave Van Horn announced former Hog third base standout Bobby Wernes has joined the program as a volunteer assistant coach.Wernes will work directly with the Razorback catchers, while also assisting coach Van Horn with the infielders and coach... Read More.
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Arkansas asks $300-a-week COVID-19 jobless benefit extension

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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas is seeking $300 in additional weekly federal unemployment benefits, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Wednesday as the state reported 729 new confirmed virus cases. Hutchinson said the state is submitting its application to the federal government for the unemployment extension,... Read More.

Arkansas governor, lawmakers unveil hate crimes proposal

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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas’ Republican governor, attorney general and nearly two dozen lawmakers unveiled legislation Wednesday imposing harsher penalties for committing crimes against someone because of their race, ethnicity or sexual orientation, an effort that would end the state’s distinction as one... Read More.
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Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over to launch August 21

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As Arkansans prepare to celebrate the final warm weather holiday of the year, law enforcement officers across the state are also making plans to be vigilant and on the lookout for drivers who choose to drink and drive.The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway... Read More.
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Iman Jackson, 31, Pine Bluff

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Booking #: 119341Age: 31Gender: MaleRace: African AmericanBooking Date: 08-17-2020 - 1:04 pmCharges:Capital Murder-CAPITAL MURDER ALIAS-AGGRAVATED ROBBERY
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