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Milo Strain
Milo Strain is an intern with the Arkansas Times and a journalism student at the University of Central Arkansas.
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Six strings attached: Fry Guitars makes custom axes players pine for
Fry Guitars pumps out one-of-a-kind, hand-built shredding machines from Hot Springs native Dave Fry’s home workshop in Alexander.
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UAMS Translational Research Institute will receive $31.7 million in federal funding
The $31.7 million will support future clinical trials and research into problems like high blood pressure, diabetes and more.
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Lions, tigers and bears, oh my: Little Rock Zoo to hold dollar day on Saturday
The Little Rock Zoo will have $1 admission and free parking this Saturday, July 13.
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Immerse Arkansas is building a first-of-its-kind youth shelter in Little Rock
The Station, opening later this summer, will be a dedicated youth shelter for 18-to-24 year olds.
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Six-year-old accidentally shoots and kills 3-year-old on Fourth of July
A 3-year-old girl is dead and an investigation is ongoing after an “accidental shooting involving two minors” on July 4.
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Little Rock city board member has missed every meeting since mid-May
Ward 2 Director Ken Richardson has missed over half of the Little Rock City Board meetings so far this year.
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CDC wastewater data shows Arkansas COVID activity at ‘high’ level
CDC data shows increasing viral activity in Arkansas wastewater, though overall levels remain low.
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Little Rock Police Department investigating 20th homicide of 2024
An as-yet unidentified man was the victim of an apparent shooting at 5714 Liberty Cove.
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Pulaski County Quorum Court may consider Gaza ceasefire resolution at next meeting
The quorum court can’t negotiate peace in Gaza, but activists say the resolution would send a symbolic gesture of solidarity and add Pulaski County to the growing number of U.S. communities that have formally called for a ceasefire.