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Has the more than 1.8 Billion Powerball winning ticket been claimed?

The winning ticket for a Powerball jackpot worth over $1.8 billion sold in Arkansas has still not been claimed, and the prize can be claimed by the ticket holder within 180 days.
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Gas prices hit four-year low as holiday travel ramps up

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – As the holiday travel is in full swing, drivers in Arkansas are paying some of the lowest gas prices in years. According to AAA, the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in the state is approximately $2.38, which is significantly less than the national average and hasn’t been seen […]
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Sunday afternoon wind gusts leave over 10,000 in Arkansas without power

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Wind gusts caused by a strong cold front pushing through the Natural State on Sunday left over 10,000 customers in the state without power including over 7,000 in Pulaski County. On Sunday morning, officials with the National Weather Service’s Little Rock office issued a Wind Advisory for the...
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Arkansas Storm Team Live: Strong Front Pushing In

A strong cold front is slicing through the state this evening, already causing a 30 to 40 degree temperature drop across far northwestern Arkansas. That dramatic change will become more common as the front continues pushing southeast through the rest of the night. Along the front is a very thin line of showers and a...
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Williamson Insurance sells to Inszone

Inszone Insurance Services, a national provider of commercial, personal, and benefits insurance, has acquired Mark V. Williamson Co., Inc., also known as Williamson Insurance, a long-standing independent agency based in Little Rock. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Founded in 1974 by Mark V. Williamson,...
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Lonoke hatchery staff making room for megabass

Editor’s note: This story appears courtesy of Randy Zellers with the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission. “This is probably one of the most exciting things I’ve been a part of in my career.” Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Fisheries Division Chief Tommy Laird could have been speaking for at least a dozen members of the...
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Lanes on I-430 cleared after being blocked by vehicle fire

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Update: ARDOT reported that all lanes on I-430 Southbound have been cleared after being blocked by a vehicle fire. The Arkansas Department of Transportation has reported a vehicle fire on Interstate 430, causing traffic. According to ADOT reports, the vehicle fire occurred on the SB...
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Arkansas law to reduce grocery costs for shoppers in 2026

As the new year begins, several new Arkansas laws are set to take effect, including one that will slightly reduce the cost of groceries for shoppers across the state.
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Arkansas Game and Fish turning Christmas trees into fish habitat

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) -The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is giving Christmas trees a second life by converting them into fish habitat in lakes and reservoirs across the state. The commission collects donated Christmas trees, cleans them up and sinks them underwater to create beneficial fish habitat. Once...
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Arkansas Grocery Tax Relief Act starts, saving taxpayers millions

Starting this Thursday, January 1, Arkansas residents will no longer have to pay the state grocery tax, resulting in a savings of nearly $11 million for taxpayers annually, as part of the Sanders Administration's efforts to reduce food insecurity in the state.

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