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Ark. to submit 'private option' waiver in August
Arkansas Medicaid officials say the state will submit its request to use federal money to purchase private insurance for thousands of low-income residents by August.
2 hrs ago | NWAonline
Arkansas to submit 'private option' waiver in August
Arkansas Medicaid officials say the state will submit its request to use federal money to purchase private insurance for thousands of low-income residents by August.
2 hrs ago | Daily Kos
Iowa, Maine struggling over Medicaid expansion
One Republican governor has finally given up his opposition to expanding Medicaid under Obamacare, while another is steadfastly fighting his legislature, vetoing an expansion bill.
4 hrs ago | The City Wire
Gordon Family Tree' makes NWA debut
" Gordon Family Tree ," a movie written by native Arkansan Ryan Schwartzman and primarily filmed in Northwest Arkansas held its sold-out Northwest Arkansas premiere Wednesday at Razorback Theatre in Fayetteville.
5 hrs ago | Arkansas Times
Supreme Court says 1979 Cornish hen theft makes sheriff ineligible to serve
The Arkansas Supreme Court today reversed a lower court and said Searcy County Sheriff and Collector Kenny Cassell's 1979 conviction on a federal misdemeanor theft charge for stealing Cornish hens from a Tyson's interstate shipment made him ineligible to hold office.
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9 hrs ago | ArkansasMatters
Attorney General Offers Tips for Summer Air Travel
As temperatures rise, summer travel planning begins. Attorney General Dustin McDaniel issued a Consumer Alert today to help Arkansans avoid common pitfalls as they make vacation arrangements that include air travel.
13 hrs ago | NWAonline
Arkansans lend a friendly hand
Jeff Sherwood , Saba Naseem and Logan Webster, all of Fayetteville, help serve lunch to about 4,000 people Wednesday at a church in Moore, Okla.
17 hrs ago | The City Wire
Shoffner resigns job as Arkansas Treasurer
After intense political pressure from Democrats and Republicans, Arkansas State Treasurer Martha Shoffner has resigned from office in the midst of facing federal charges of extortion and bribery.
17 hrs ago | The City Wire
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17 hrs ago | The City Wire
Wakarusa celebrates 10th year with a - best of' music lineup
This year's Wakarusa Music Festival is a milestone. It marks the 10th year of the event and the fifth year it's been held at Mulberry Mountain, after relocating from its original turf in Kansas.
Gov. Beebe Presents Excellence in Global Trade Awards to 4 AR Companies
Governor Mike Beebe on Wednesday presented four Arkansas companies with the Governor's Award for Excellence in Global Trade during an awards luncheon at the Governor's Mansion.
Arkansas Storm Winds Lodge Hay, Wheat and Bend Corn
Two waves of storms that blew through Arkansas on Tuesday gave farmers some new headaches.
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Some U.S. utilities say they're under constant cyber attack
Several power utilities say they face a barrage of cyber attacks on their critical systems, a report by two Democratic lawmakers found echoing warnings from the Obama administration that foreign hackers were trying to bring down the U.S. power grid.
Blytheville School District faces lawsuit for opting out of school choice law
Families in the Blytheville School District are suing the district in federal court.
Former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm to Headline Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm will be the headline speaker at the Democratic Party of Arkansas' annual Jefferson-Jackson Dinner this year.
West Center student apartment complex still on track for construction
A rendering of the upcoming West Center project shows what the development will look like from the northeast corner of Center Street and Duncan Avenue.
Arkansas Tech-Ozark Campus Closed Tuesday Due to Power Outage
The Arkansas Tech University-Ozark campus won't be accomplishing too much on Tuesday.
Arkansans Collecting Donations for Four-Legged Victims of Oklahoma Tornado
Animals in Oklahoma are getting help from Arkansans. The group Girls Rolling in the South, or G.R.I.T.S., is holding a donation drive at the Cabot Animal Shelter.