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Study ranks Arkansas 46th out of 50 states for safety

Arkansas ranked 46th out of 50 states for safety in a recent WalletHub study, which utilized 52 key indicators for safety, including assaults per capita, financial losses from climate disasters, and emergency preparedness.
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SNAP-Ed ends 30 years of service in Arkansas

After more than 30 years of dedicated service, the SNAP-Ed Nutrition Education program in Arkansas has concluded, marking the end of an initiative that has empowered low-income residents across the state — from preschoolers to senior citizens — to make healthier choices. Over the past decade, SNAP-Ed has...
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Arkansas ranks fourth in nation for opioid use disorder diagnoses

Arkansas had the fourth-highest rate of opioid use disorder among commercially insured patients from 2021 to 2024, according to FAIR Health’s Opioid Tracker. The state recorded 1,218 diagnoses per 100,000 people in 2024 — more than twice the national average of 539. Only Tennessee, West Virginia, and Kentucky had...
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Arkansas mom speaks after sister kidnaps her two-year-old son

ENGLAND, Ark. — After a two-year-old was abducted from England, Arkansas, by his own relative, the child’s mother is speaking out about her experience. In a THV11 exclusive, Shy-Ann Hutchison of Jacksonville talked about the moment when her aunt first told her something might be wrong. “She told...
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Arkansas woman claims $50K lottery prize

GARLAND COUNTY, Ark. — For one lucky Arkansan, a quick break from work turned into her biggest lottery win yet. Katherine S. of Garland County won the top $50,000 prize while playing $50,000 Frenzy, a $20 instant game. She purchased the winning ticket at Good Spirits in Hot Springs.
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Arkansas gas prices trickle down slightly

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Average gasoline prices in Arkansas fell just 1.1 cents a gallon in the last week. According to GasBuddy.com’s survey of the state’s 1,826 stations, the average price of regular unleaded is $2.68. The national average fell 0.3 cents a gallon last week to $3.08.
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11 Forgotten Arkansas Snacks Locals Believe Should Make A Comeback

Arkansas has a rich snack history that many have nearly forgotten, but locals remember each bite with fondness. From crispy treats to savory delights, these snacks carry flavors that once defined kitchens and lunchboxes across the state. Each one tells a story of tradition, creativity, and comfort. Fans hope these...
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10 Massive Thrift Stores In Arkansas With Bargains That Are Absolutely Worth The Drive

Ready to discover massive thrift stores in Arkansas worth the gas money?. These 10 gigantic shops deliver bargains and adventures beyond belief!. 1. Samaritan Shop (Rogers) This white brick building hides treasures that’ll make your wallet sing!. The modest exterior gives no hint of the wonderland waiting inside....
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Viral photo sparks debate: The truth behind Arkansas’ ‘All-Black Female Firefighters’!

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Did you know a picture can be worth a thousand words? This one? It's worth 2 to 3 million! That's how many people interacted with the photo of 10 Black female firefighters from Central Arkansas. But here's the truth—the claim of an all-Black female crew? It's misleading. Channel 7's Ryan...
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Ex-CASA directors defend their tenures

Editor's note: This is the second of a two-part series. An investigation by the Arkansas State Police is currently underway, scrutinizing reported financial mismanagement at the CASA Women's Shelter. The probe delves into the operational periods of former executive directors Karen Palmer and Peggy Tillman, revealing...

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