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A growing national movement to elect the president by popular vote may be losing steam in Arkansas, where in 2007 and again last year the House approved legislation that died in a Senate committee.

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A New York man faces federal charges in a sex case that prompted an Amber Alert last week in north-central Nebraska.

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The BP oil spill didn't just invade the Gulf of Mexico and its wildlife - it's also poisoned business for Gulf Coast beaches that depend on revenue from tourists in the summer months.

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Arkansas River barge traffic Tons of freight hauled May 814,349 April 1,061,940 March 1,198,056 Feb.

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Prospects in the South and around the nation have noted Arkansasa presence in the SEC as a plus for the Razorbacks.

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Grant Dayton struck out 10 and the Auburn bats erupted for 13 runs on 16 hits to claim a 13-2 win over #7 Arkansas at Baum Stadium on Sunday.

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A Benton County administrator has been arrested for allegedly violating ethics for county government officers and employees.

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Democratic Senate hopeful Bill Halter said Wednesday that he would have opposed the North American Free Trade Agreement, hours after declining to say how he would have voted on the trade deal hea s criticized Sen.

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Monday, Apr 12, 2010 @10:25am CDT The Arkansas State Board of Education today recognized three new master school principals: Maribel Childress, principal of Monitor Elementary School in Springdale, Marguerite Hillier, principal of College Hill Elementary School in Texarkana, and Peggy Walter, principal of Fairview Elementary School in Fort Smith.

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Arkansas is almost certain to keep four congressional seats when the final census numbers come out by early next year, but that doesna TMt mean politics wona TMt flare when state lawmakers, congressmen and other political heavy hitters hash out where the district lines should fall.

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