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Lawsuit Filed Over Coronavirus Outbreak at Cummins Prison

Civil rights groups filed a lawsuit Tuesday accusing Arkansas of not taking adequate steps to prevent the spread of coronavirus in its prisons after more than a third of the inmates at one facility tested positive. read more >

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Hunter Yurachek
Executive Q&A Jay Silveria on Leadership & the Future of the UA System
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Cover Story North Arkansas College Eyes Merger with UA SystemLock Icon
Northark President Rick Massengale with a map of all campuses affiliated with the University of Arkansas System. [PHOTO provided]
Opinion Federal Cuts Hit Home (Bryan J. Barnhouse Commentary)
Gov. Asa Hutchinson, along with FDA leadership and other elected officials, cuts the ribbon on the renovated Building 14 at the FDA’s National Center for Toxicological Research in Jefferson County.
Arkansas Business AMFA’s Annual Tabriz Events Raise Record $2.6M
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