Quapaw Nation ousts two Saracen executives
The Quapaw Nation has terminated two Saracen Casino Resort executives.
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Mississippi River mayors, including three in Arkansas, propose AI data center...
Mississippi River mayors came together earlier this month to help river communities evaluate data center proposals, as the facilities continue to rapidly expand across the basin. There are already...
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Arkansas emergency management chief AJ Gary to retire
Arkansas’ top emergency management official announced Monday he’s retiring after serving in the role for more than a decade. AJ Gary, director of the Arkansas Division of Emergency Management and...
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Local baker cooks up a sweet idea to cover funeral expenses for Waffle House...
A Central Arkansas baker whisked into action upon the news of the death of a Maumelle Waffle House employee this weekend, caused by an intoxicated driver barreling into the restaurant shortly after...
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‘It’s a throwback kind of thing’: A Q&A with Mike and Keesha Motley of...
In a world where it’s become nearly impossible to unplug, Motley’s Farm in south Little Rock (13724 Sandy Ann Drive) offers a homespun refuge from the chaos of daily life. A bona fide family operation...
View ArticleFirst hearing held in challenge to Arkansas’ abortion ban
Vague language governing abortions in medical emergencies took center stage Monday as a Pulaski County judge heard arguments over the state's near-total abortion ban.
View ArticleRon Robinson Theater screens ‘The Exorcist,’‘The Corpse Bride,’‘The Fly’ and...
“North by Northwest,” “The Nightmare Before Christmas” and “Practical Magic” are also among the October lineup.
View ArticleSarah Sanders’ new ad is infuriating her most racist supporters
Even something seemingly as simple as punching down can backfire if you lack the basic political skills to understand which groups you should avoid because targeting them will make a certain subset of...
View Article‘The Saturday Night Live of Arkansas politics’: A Q&A with Gridiron veteran...
Gridiron, a biennial satirical musical production led by the Little Rock legal community, has been going on for more than 100 years. It returns to the Arkansas Repertory Theatre on Tuesday.
View ArticleStill at an impasse with Blue Cross, CHI St. Vincent CMO argues for fairness...
While the word on the street is that the gap between what St. Vincent wants to be paid for services and the amount Blue Cross Blue Shield wants to pay may never be bridged, CHI St. Vincent Chief...
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High-risk pregnancy doctors publish new standards for care under state...
As physicians continue to navigate care for patients with complex pregnancies in Arkansas and other states with abortion bans, a group of maternal-fetal medicine specialists has developed new...
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Still standing in the ballroom
There was a new development in the White House ballroom/East Wing project and the legal issue of standing. The Washington Post reported this week in an article “‘I am the code’: Trump clashed with...
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Tom Cotton’s intelligence
Sen. Tom Cotton is a smart, hard-working Yell County boy who now occupies an important leadership position as chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee. Two things perplex me about Sen. Cotton....
View ArticleTop Saracen Casino execs recommended for termination
The Downstream Development Authority said Saracen execs Carlton Saffa and Matt Harkness had created their own gaming software and had marketed it to third parties in the Arkansas gaming industry.
View ArticleCounty judge vetoes Pulaski County data center ordinance; override of veto...
Three days after the Pulaski County Quorum Court passed a long-sought ordinance to put legal guardrails around data centers, County Judge Barry Hyde vetoed it, saying the measure went too far and would...
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