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The 1,109 new cases recorded Jan. 18 is below the seven-day average of 2,274 cases, according to ADH data. pic.twitter.com/Hw028F94QB — ArkansasCovid (@ArkansasCovid) January 18, … Continue reading
From the Arkansas Department of Agriculture comes news that $500 is to be awarded to each of 52 Arkansas schools for creation or expansion of … Continue reading
Today, we celebrate the incredible impact that #MartinLutherKingJr had on our society. His message is especially imperative, as the unity we need after recent weeks’ … Continue reading
Mayor Frank Scott, Jr. commemorates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day from the historic First Baptist Church at 7th & Gaines Streets where he preached … Continue reading
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Each year, the Saturday before Easter Sunday is recognized as Confederate Flag Day in Arkansas. This bill, if approved, would remove that recognition.https://t.co/9KsQ65XVlT — THV11 … Continue reading
Brian ChilsonWILL HE BE PARDONED BY TRUMP? Jeremy Hutchinson (right) in one of his federal court appearances. A flurry of pardons is expected during Donald … Continue reading
U.S. Rep. Rick Crawford of Jonesboro already merits expulsion from Congress for voting to block counting of the Electoral College votes and persisting with baseless … Continue reading
Arkansas Times · The All Bad News Edition On this week’s podcast, Max Brantley and Lindsey Millar talk about the continued fallout from the Jan. … Continue reading
READY FOR ‘WAR’: Sen. Kim Hammer (left) at the unveiling of the 10 commandments monument. Doesn’t it say something about false witness? Facebook is lit … Continue reading
Governor Hutchinson announced yesterday that he’d get his first COVID-19 vaccination at 3 p.m. Monday at the state Health Department. Lucky him. He’d previously announced … Continue reading
Gov. Hutchinson on State Police Troopers who attended last week’s Trump rally in DC: “Col. Bill Bryant conducted an internal review and based upon the … Continue reading
Attorney General Leslie Rutledge andTwo ha, both announced candidates for governor, issued news releases today about their campaign cash after filing quarterly reports today. Griffin’s … Continue reading
Richard Barnett, 60, had bail set on charges arising from his invasion of Nancy Pelosi’s office on Jan. 6. He faces up to 10 years … Continue reading
In a brief order today, the Arkansas Supreme Court granted the state of Arkansas’s petition to prevent Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen from hearing a capital … Continue reading
Feds: Man photographed carrying Confederate flag during Capitol riots arrestedhttps://t.co/lJ0DBp0tq3 — THV11 (@THV11) January 14, 2021 Kevin Seefried, a Delaware man, has been arrested for … Continue reading
The Wall Street Journal reports that an Arkansas man, Peter Francis Stager, has been charged in federal court in Washington with obstructing a law officer … Continue reading
Governor Hutchinson today announced he was spending $14.7 million in reserve money on a program to enhance workforce development, called Ready for Life. The idea … Continue reading
We now have law officers with the Arkansas State Police, the Benton County sheriff’s office and the Benton County Police Department who’ve said stupid things … Continue reading
Whether you’re starting 2021 with a Dryuary or toasting the New Year until the fetid smell of 2020 has worn off, January’s become a time … Continue reading
Hundreds of employees at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences lined up today for their COVID-19 vaccinations as the institution opened eligibility to all … Continue reading
Kind of a momentous day. The post The open line and news roundup on vaccinations, the legislature and getting rid of Trump. appeared first on … Continue reading
NEW INFORMATION: Photo filed with amended complaint. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports today on a hearing for Richard “Bigo” Barnett, the 60-year-old Gravette man who preened … Continue reading
The Monday coronavirus report shows a typically low number of new cases: 1,268. There’s also a significant drop in currently active cases. But the state … Continue reading
Bad things come in threes: State capitol, coronavirus, Trump’s coup. The line is open. The post The news roundup: Legislature, COVID and the Trump coup. … Continue reading
Here is the article of impeachment I just introduced, along with 213 colleagues, against President Trump for Incitement of Insurrection. Most important of all, I … Continue reading
Waiting for arrival of the daily COVID-19 crisis/vaccination fail update from the state Health Department. In the meanwhile, the line is open. UPDATE: Numbers finally … Continue reading
As I wrote earlier today, few Arkansas Republican officials are willing to discuss much less criticize the bloody elephant in their midst — the riot-inciting … Continue reading
Bruce Ward, who posts often on a Facebook page devoted to safer public schools, notes the continuing high positive test rate for COVID-19 in … Continue reading
Arkansas Times · The Coup Attempt Edition On this week’s podcast, Max Brantley and Lindsey Millar talk about the coup attempt at the U.S. Capitol, … Continue reading
The newest addition to the Minute Man relaunch, which began with a new location in Jacksonville that opened in September, isn’t a new brick and … Continue reading
MORE MARCHING: This image is widely circulating on the web, along with addresses of state gathering sites, including the Arkansas capitol. Is it a cause … Continue reading
A bit of downward drift in new case numbers continues, but the hospitalization tally continues at a record level and the death count continues to … Continue reading
Two teachers from the Valley View School District in Jonesboro will not face any repercussions after one boasted on Facebook yesterday that they made it … Continue reading
Former Arkansas Republican Party Chair Doyle Webb today lost his bid to become co-chair of the Republican National Committee, a position that would have put … Continue reading
In the third season of the Darrell Walker Coach’s Show episode one reflects on the teams success in their first series of the Sun Belt … Continue reading
The House and Senate and secretary of state have issued more detailed plans for public access to meetings of the Arkansas legislature, which convenes at … Continue reading
Play at home, while not worrying about what Joe Biden is saying on Twitter. 1) As if 2020 wasn’t bad enough already, former Arkansas Gov. … Continue reading
Republican State Attorneys General Association Dark Money Group Organized Protests Preceding Capitol Mob Attack. https://t.co/OUSxfUgoNX — David Menschel (@davidminpdx) January 7, 2021 Attorney General Leslie … Continue reading
The Washington disaster has managed to distract us from COVID-19, but of course it rages on, with a one-day record for reported deaths at 65, … Continue reading
Jon Ossoff has been declared the winner of the Georgia U.S. Senate runoff, winning by a margin over David Perdue that currently would be sufficient … Continue reading
President-elect Biden addresses the nation: https://t.co/BXM3SZK25R — Biden-Harris Presidential Transition (@Transition46) January 6, 2021 He is presidential. The sooner the better. A 25th Amendment solution … Continue reading
The Associated Press yesterday reported on a topic of immediate interest in Arkansas: As lawmakers around the U.S. convene this winter to deal with the … Continue reading
State Rep. Tippi McCullough (D-Little Rock) talks about the future of the Democratic Party of Arkansas and the coming 93rd Arkansas General Assembly, which convenes … Continue reading
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals today upheld preliminary injunctions issued by Judge Kristine Baker against two Arkansas anti-abortion laws. The 8th Circuit said prevailing … Continue reading
Plaintiffs in the lawsuit that successfully challenged the Arkansas Department of Transportation spending of a sales tax on the expansion of existing freeways have broadened … Continue reading
The state Claims Commission today heard Republican Rep. Jim Sorvillo’s challenge of his narrow defeat by Democrat Ashley Hudson in the race for House District … Continue reading
The state is still awaiting final word on the implementation of new federal unemployment benefits provided in the recent extension of COVID-19 relief aid. The … Continue reading
As thousands more Arkansans test positive for COVID-19 each day and the number of available intensive care unit beds in the state’s hospitals dwindles, the … Continue reading
Here’s the open line. I’ll update with the daily COVID-19 report when it arrives. UPDATE: So much for Governor Hutchinson’s whistle past the graveyard yesterday … Continue reading
Whew, indeed. The 13th season of RuPaul’s Drag Race premiered last night, and not only did Symone manage to avoid the dreaded first elimination — … Continue reading
The news roundup is mostly COVID and mostly bad. The line is open. Remember that your midnight toast is prohibited at commercial establishments in Arkansas. … Continue reading
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Swearing-In Ceremony for Capi Peck, City Director, Ward 4, Dean Kumpuris, City Director, Position 8, Antwan Phillips, City Director, Position 9, Joan Adcock, City Director, … Continue reading
Pulaski County Judge Barry Hyde has issued extended a previous order restricting access to county buildings from Jan. 4 to Feb. 28. This order includes … Continue reading
WHO BENEFITS: This charts how Governor Hutchinson’s two-year tax cut broke down in benefits by income category. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette today noted in detail the … Continue reading
Arkansas Health Director Dr. Jose Romero today extended the 11 p.m. closing time for restaurants and bars with alcohol permits until Feb. 3. The order, … Continue reading
Though the Capitol is largely quiet this week, legislators continue to file bills for the coming session. Rep. Aaron Pilkington (R-Knoxville) was busy today, filing … Continue reading
When I started reviewing meals in 2017, a significant portion of my acquaintances’ Instagram feeds featured photos of the food they consumed, posted with a … Continue reading
The news is slow except at the Health Department. The line is open. The post Today’s news roundup — vaccine questions on the rise along … Continue reading
To no one’s surprise, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell seems intent on killing consideration of House legislation to increase COVID aid to $2,000. He offers … Continue reading
The coronavirus numbers today will include yet another new record in COVID-19 hospitalizations. UPDATE: Here’s the daily summary: The new case number is just shy … Continue reading
The news is slow, but what there is of it is not good. The line is open. The post The news roundup — really dire … Continue reading
The governor said it plainly to open his weekly coronavirus briefing: “There’s not any good news at all.” The bad news included a record one-day … Continue reading