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Pedestrian struck, killed by vehicle on Interstate 630
The Little Rock Police Department is investigating the death of a pedestrian who was struck by a vehicle overnight Sunday.

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Monticello Baptists at odds with Texan for control of church
In a lawsuit filed in January in Drew County Circuit Court on behalf of Monticello's Immanuel Baptist Church, Sherry O'Neill-Rawls and other longtime members said Timothy Lavon Rodgers, a Texas builder, initially offered to serve the church as a consultant. Then he began to "assert control over the church which was not contemplated by the Trustees or Members of the church," the ...

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Report suggests ways for Arkansas government to use artificial intelligence
A new report details how Arkansas could use artificial intelligence in state government, including detecting Medicaid fraud and reducing "repetitive work" for state employees.

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City of Little Rock boosts municipal employees’ paid parental leave to up to 12 weeks
Certain employees of the city of Little Rock now are eligible to receive up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave.

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UA System president says Arkansas ‘should be proud’ of universities’ work
After a year as president of the University of Arkansas System -- during which time he's traveled to all the system's various campuses -- Jay B. Silveria has been most impressed by the many ways the system is changing lives across Arkansas.

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