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Happy 185th Birthday, Arkansas.

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Happy 184th Birthday Arkansas

Trump Official Attacks Critics Of Medicaid Work Requirement, Pushes For Tighter Eligibility

Seema Verma, Trump's top Medicaid official, attacked critics of her policy, which led coverage loss for thousands of people in Arkansas.

Arkansas Gets A "C" For Its State Finances

A new analysis reveals that Arkansas' state financial condition has improved slightly.

Happy Birthday Arkansas

183 years ago, on June 15, 1836, Arkansas was admitted to the union.

Arkansas Moves To Ban Herbicide, Despite Lawmakers' Plea

The state Plant Board again voted in favor of its proposal to ban the use of dicamba.

Arkansas Officers Kill Murder Suspect

The officers were responding to a possible shooting near the small town of Romance.

Arkansas Lawmakers Push Back On Herbicide Ban

Dicamba has been around for decades, but problems arose recently as farmers began to use it on soybean and cotton fields.

Arkansas Blocked From Issuing Birth Certificates

"There are citizens and residents of the state of Arkansas whose constitutional rights are being violated," a judge said.

Hunter Yurachek To Join Arkansas As Athletic Director

"The opportunity to serve the Razorback program is both humbling and exciting," Yurachek said.

Arkansas Medical Marijuana Growers To Be Named

The commission received 227 applications in October to open one of 32 dispensaries where the drug will be sold to qualifying patients.

Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton Could Become CIA Director

A White House plan to oust Secretary of State Rex Tillerson could leave Cotton in charge of the intelligence agency.

Arkansas Blocks Planned Parenthood From Receiving Medicaid Funds

Planned Parenthood said it had not decided whether to appeal the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Johnny Cash's Home To Be Considered For Historic Preservation

"The house retains much of its original 1930s vernacular/Colonial Revival design," its nomination form says.

Arkansas's Austin Cook Earns Trip To Masters

"It was definitely exciting ... real brutal with the wind," Cook said.

Arkansas Prisons Getting Upgrades After Slew Of Violent Disturbances

Officials did not have an estimate for how much the improvements will cost.

Hot Springs Gun Range Owner Who Banned Muslims Mulls Bid For Arkansas Governor

Jan Morgan​ declared the Gun Cave Indoor Firing Range a "Muslim-free zone" out of safety concerns.

Block Fayetteville LGBT Protections: Arkansas AG Appeal

Under Arkansas law, cities can't adopt protections that aren't already covered. Fayetteville passed local LGBT protections in response.

Arkansas Prison Attacks Force Hutchinson​ To Call For More Safeguards

Several Varner Unit inmates assaulted​ two guards​ Thursday, hours after a prisoner attacked a guard at the Maximum Security Unit.

Duggars Lawsuit: Immunity Decision Expected For Arkansas Officials

Four Duggars in May​ sued Springdale, Arkansas and Washington County, alleging a breach of privacy.

Arkansas Inmate Death: Delayed Assault Report Under Probe

Inmate John Demoret was attacked on July 28 and died Aug. 10. The assault wasn't reported to state police for nearly a week.

Jonesboro School Shooting: Victims' Families Awarded $150M

After hearing a fire alarm, four girls and a teacher evacuated Westside Middle School in 1998 only to be gunned down by two boys.

Fayetteville LGBT Rights Ordinance: Arkansas AG Seeks Pause

"There is no need for an injunction against it and we will oppose their request," said ACLU of Arkansas Legal Director Holly Dickson.

Arkansas Police Fatally Shoot Teen Near Youth Services Shelter

Marion police responded to the East Arkansas Youth Services shelter Tuesday night and reported "moments later" that a teen was shot.