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Loe twins double up at DeGray Lake with Arkansas Legacy Lunker program

ARKADELPHIA — It took a little longer than Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Fisheries biologists predicted, but DeGray Lake turned in its first entry into the Legacy Lunker books, quickly followed by its second. Twin brothers Trace and Levi Loe from south Arkansas were practicing Sunday for an upcoming tournament at...
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Arkansas gas prices hold steady

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Average gasoline prices in Arkansas remain virtually unchanged. According to GasBuddy.com’s survey of 1,826 stations, the average price last week fell just 0.3 cents a gallon to $2.40 a gallon. That’s 2.6 cents higher than a month ago and 32 cents higher than that a...
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Forgery, Burglary, and DWI in the Weekend’s Saline County Mugshots on 02022026

Mugshots seen here are from the last few days of booking at the Saline County Detention Center. Having a mugshot does not equate with being guilty of a crime. Some faces will be seen frequently, since those on probation must check in on a regular basis. To see more information on a subject, click on their name.
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Mercy Hospitals in Arkansas Welcome Record Number of Babies

At a time when birth rates are declining both nationally and across Arkansas, Mercy’s hospitals in the state are telling a different story. In 2025, both Mercy Hospital Fort Smith and Mercy Hospital Northwest Arkansas welcomed a record number of babies, surpassing milestones set just a year earlier. Mercy...
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The Best Nachos In Arkansas Are Hiding Inside This Legendary Restaurant

Sometimes the most extraordinary culinary treasures are tucked away in places you’d least expect, and Nick’s Bar-B-Q & Catfish in Carlisle, Arkansas proves that gastronomic greatness doesn’t require fancy zip codes or white tablecloths. You’ve probably driven past dozens of roadside eateries promising the “best” this...
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Missing Texas man found inside van after week-long search

Arkansas authorities say a Texas man was found inside of a van in Miller County after a week of being missing.
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Arkansas voter verification letters sent by state lacked date, official letterhead

Nearly 1,300 Arkansas voters who were also registered in Alabama or Tennessee were sent undated form letters from the state lacking official letterhead telling them they may be removed from voter rolls if they didn’t respond within 30 days. The Arkansas secretary of state’s office on Monday confirmed the letters were...
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State waives vehicle registration late fees, extends revenue office hours after winter closures

LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration is waiving vehicle registration late fees and extending the hours of several revenue offices in the state to make up for several weather-related closures last week. The state said anyone whose vehicle registration expired at the end of January...
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints plans large donation to Arkansas Foodbank

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is donating 40,000 pounds of food to the Arkansas Foodbank as part of a national collaboration between America250's America Gives initiative and the church's JustServe platform.
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Arkansas Department of Corrections temporarily lifts ban on paper to inmates

The Arkansas Department of Corrections has temporarily suspended a rule that would have prohibited inmates from receiving paper products, due to interference with an existing administrative rule that requires inspection of printed matter.

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