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Weathering the Storm: Assessing the Levee System Post-2019 FloodsLock Icon

Concern about the aging levees have waned since the floods, but experts say there's potential for a disaster if not maintained. read more >
Construction / Transportation

Fort Smith to Benefit From Deeper River

The Port of Fort Smith sits on a portion of the river shipping channel that is 26 feet deep, plenty deep for the heaviest of barges that could come th read more >
Teams from the Little Rock District of the Army Corps of  Engineers evaluated 15 properties selected by state officials for consideration as alternative care sites in the event Arkansas hospitals were overwhelmed by COVID-19 patients.
Government & Politics / Health Care / Real Estate

Worst-Case Search for Places to Put PatientsLock Icon

Five months ago, state officials scrambled to prepare for a pandemic scenario in which the added caseload of COVID-19 patients overwhelmed the Arkansas network of hospitals. read more >
Water rushes through the levee along the Arkansas River in Dardanelle on May 31.
Agriculture & Poultry / Construction / Energy

Arkansas Floods Force New Look at Old LeveesLock Icon

The historic spring flooding in Arkansas caused at least $100 million in damage. Now comes the re-evaluation of Arkansas’ long-neglected levee system, which will surely seek to address at least two big public policy questions: Who should be responsible for the levees? Who should pay for their maintenance? read more >