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Unity Health-Jacksonville will have an emergency medicine department, medical imaging and a behavioral health unit.
Government & Politics / Health Care

Working to Solve a Mental Health Crisis

Since the start of the pandemic, the mental health crisis in Arkansas has become worse, mental health experts told Arkansas Business. read more >
A calf wanders the pasture at the Flying C Ranch in Conway.
Agriculture & Poultry / Government & Politics / Restaurants & Food

Arkansas’ Meat Inspection Program Gets Federal Approval

The program will open up new markets for cattlemen to sell their cattle. read more >
Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced how restaurants will be able to begin opening for dine-in service on May 11.
Government & Politics / Restaurants & Food / Retail

Hutchinson: Business Aid Fund Jumped the Gun, Will Be Back

Gov. Asa Hutchinson says that a $15 million state-administered fund to help Arkansas small businesses reopen took applications "prematurely" yesterday, and that his administration hopes to relaunch the fund next week. read more >
Agriculture & Poultry / Government & Politics / Media & Marketing

Lawsuit Calls Arkansas ‘Ag-Gag’ Law Unconstitutional

A legal advocacy organization has filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging a state law that farm organizations have used to shield themselves from undercover investigations by animal rights groups. read more >
Sen. Mat Pitsch, R-Fort Smith, and Rep. DeAnn Vaught, R-Horatio
Government & Politics

Regnat Populus? (Editorial)

Whether Arkansas legislators have confidence in Arkansas voters to know what’s best for them pretty much depends on the issue. read more >
Westbound traffic passes a speed limit sign on Interstate 40 outside West Memphis.
Energy / Government & Politics / Insurance

75-MPH Limit Still Awaits Green Light on Arkansas Highways

A law allowing the Arkansas Highway Commission to raise the highway speed limit to 75 mph went into effect Aug. 1, but the actual raising of any speed limits will have to wait until the Department of Transportation and its engineers complete an updated traffic study. read more >