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The summer of technological recoil: Big-tech backlash makes its way to the polls

The public reaction against the technological advances brought by artificial intelligence began with data centers — those loud, hulking utility eaters that provide few permanent jobs in a community....

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LRSD to close three elementary schools

Under intense financial pressure, the Little Rock School Board voted Thursday night to close three elementary schools: Western Hills, Mabelvale and McDermott.

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Two dead in evening shooting, three injured

Little Rock Police report they already have suspects in custody.

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Cotton takes lead over Shoffner in new Senate poll

The poll, which surveyed 709 likely voters via telephone and text message, showed Cotton with 50% and Shoffner with 41%.

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Thursday open line

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Nervous Nellie Cotton cowers behind a 102-year-old

Using a WWII vet as a human shield to get you out of a scary debate with your challengers is not exactly warrior behavior, Senator.

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Sanders amps up taxpayer-funded travel, but don’t call it campaigning

Gov. Sarah Sanders' trips look a lot like campaign stops, according to a columnist who used to work for her dad.

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Wednesday open line

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Why I don’t feel sorry for Arkansas farmers

Arkansas farmers are on the hook for $343 million in war-related fuel and fertilizer price increases, and they have no one to blame but themselves.

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Lose the row crops; farmers need to grow food

Soybean, cotton and rice farmers are losing their shirts -- and their farms -- in this environment. What if they grew food instead?

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What’s happening with Little Rock City Board elections?

It’s not often that we get new city directors in Little Rock. It’s even rarer to get two at the same time.

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Arkansas Young Dems will convene in Fayetteville, and you’re invited

This year's conference is slated for Oct. 23-25 in Fayetteville.

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BJ Wyrick just dropped the weirdest campaign ad you’ve ever seen

City Director BJ Wyrick's anti-Flock stance is commendable. Her absolutely unhinged ad about it? Less so.

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Cinema I/O to host free screening of ‘Marnie’ (1964) Tuesday at Ron Robinson...

CINEMA I/O PRESENTS: ‘MARNIE’TUESDAY 10/20. CALS Ron Robinson Theater. 7 p.m. Free. “Marnie” — Alfred Hitchcock’s “suspenseful sex mystery,” according to its 1964 promotional tagline — occupies a...

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Local officials data center-maxxing; city to vote on moratorium next week

The Little Rock City Board of Directors will consider an ordinance next week that would create a six-month moratorium on data centers.

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State lawmakers say GAJA will be a focus of next legislative session

Three Republican lawmakers took aim at the state's controversial electricity law during an energy conference, arguing it shifts financial risk from utilities to ratepayers.

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Elon Musk quietly becomes biggest known donor in midterm contests as he tries...

Some of Musk's millions are going to the Senate Leadership Fund, a supporter of Cotton's reelection bid.

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In gubernatorial debate, Sanders relies on usual talking points as opponents...

Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders touted her successes, while her opponents accused her of ignoring issues that actually matter to Arkansans and of taking credit for things she had no role in.

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Free Alzheimer’s conference coming up, don’t forget!

Experts in the field of Alzheimer’s disease, brain health and caregiving are putting on a free conference in Little Rock Wednesday, Oct. 21, with the aim of helping Arkansans learn about and navigate...

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