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Make It Make Sense: An encounter with and a story of a fatal disease

Michael Garriot and Dr. Anthony Davis discuss the fatal brain disease Creutzfeldt-Jakob (CJD) and the medical science working to contain it on the KARKFOX16+ exclusive show Make It Make Sense.
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Little Rock mayor, officials tout job growth in region

Little Rock officials celebrated the region's job growth, with 380,038 employed in the Little Rock Metropolitan Statistical Area, an increase of 4,255 jobs since July 2024, and the Port of Little Rock now having 11,000 workers across its 5,000-acre industrial park.
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Arkansas Farm Joins the Fun! Get Lost With Lainey Wilson Corn Maze

This year, get lost in a cornfield like never before, with a country music twist that adds a whole new layer of excitement for the whole family!
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Arkansas Advocate: UAMS to use $5.8M federal grant to expand cancer treatment side effects...

The Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock | Photo courtesy of UAMS. The National Institutes of Health awarded the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences a $5.8 million grant to continue its research into the side effects of cancer treatment,...
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Person killed after being hit by train near Geyer Springs Road in Little Rock

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A person was reportedly killed after being hit by a train in Little Rock on Monday afternoon. Union Pacific officials stated that the collision occurred at around 3:30 p.m. near 6400 Geyer Springs Road, noting that it didn’t happen at a crossing. UP officials said the Little Rock Police...
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Cousins Maine Lobster Rolling Through Central Arkansas Once Again!

The Cousins Maine Lobster food truck is making its rounds through central Arkansas once again!. Nationally known for its delicious lobster rolls, lobster tacos, lobster bisque and so much more, the food truck will soon make stops at the following places:. Lowe’s (1325 US-64) in Conway. Wednesday, Sept. 24.
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Man’s Last Contact with His Family Was Over 50 Years Ago. His Remains Have...

Charles Howard Wallace's skeletal remains were found in a field in 1977 — but for decades, his identity remained a mystery
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Arkansas woman convicted on Medicaid fraud, second person arrested on fraud charges

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — On Tuesday, Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced one Medicaid fraud conviction and one Medicaid fraud arrest. According to the AG, 53-year-old Shylee Earlette Hagler of Little Rock pleaded guilty to one charge of Medicaid fraud on August 26. As a result, she was sentenced to six months...
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Arkansas Surgical Hospital adds neurosurgeon

Arkansas Surgical Hospital in North Little Rock has added Saman Farr, MD. Dr. Farr specializes in minimally invasive and complex spine surgery, performing procedures including cervical and lumbar fusions, artificial disc replacements, decompressions, sacroiliac joint fusions and kyphoplasty, according to an Aug. 29...
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Attorney General Tim Griffin launches One Pill Can Kill initiative at University of Arkansas...

Attorney General Tim Griffin and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock have joined forces to launch an initiative aimed at combating opioid overdoses.

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