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  Northwest Arkansas woman arrested for allegedly working as a nurse under a false license

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  Three dead in Arkansas car crash

• Storm chances for Friday and into the weekend
• All tornado sirens in Fort Smith now functioning ahead of storm chances, police say
• Things to know as snakes reemerge in Arkansas this spring
• Storm chances in Arkansas for Friday and into the weekend
• Bodycam video shows Frank E. Tyson telling Canton officers 'I can't breathe' moments before death in police custody
• Dr. John Forsyth seen riding a bike near Beaver Lake in videos before his death, deputies say
• Walmart Foundation gives $750K to fight food insecurity across our area

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  Arkansas native Marquesha Davis drafted first round in the WNBA
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  Audit into Arkansas' purchase of $19K lectern released, 'potential noncompliance' found
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  You may see more hummingbirds in Arkansas, here's why
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  Timeline: From Muss to Coach Cal, it's been a long week for Razorback basketball
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  Former Arkansas deputy accused of excessive force changes plea to guilty
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  What are the final results of the March 2024 primary election in Arkansas?
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  Arkansas voting guide for March 2024 primary election
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  Did the Arkansas Health Department warn doctors about issues stemming from the Total Solar Eclipse?
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  Your Arkansas Ballot: What issues could we see on the November 2024 election ballot?

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  Victims in deadly Springdale shooting identified by police

  Police say the shooting happened near 4401 S Thompson St. on April 24.
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  Arkansas student gets accepted into multiple prestigious universities

  A Bentonville High school senior has been accepted to multiple prestigious colleges. Now the question is, where will Chandra Suda spend the next four years?
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  Residents continue to voice concerns over Rogers, Cave Springs land swap

  Many residents had questions and concerns over emergency services and how the city of Cave Springs would serve a neighborhood of around 300 people.

• A look at the Gaza war protests that have emerged on US college campuses
• Settlement payments starting to go out for Ring camera owners
• Reddit back up after hour-long outage affects thousands of users
• NFL draft: What time it starts, who has the first pick
• Supreme Court seems skeptical of Trump's claim of absolute immunity but decision's timing is unclear
• New York appeals court overturns Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 rape conviction from landmark #MeToo trial

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  Northwest Arkansas woman arrested for allegedly working as a nurse under a false license

  Flanagan admitted to working at Springdale Health and Rehab and not having a nursing license during an interview with detectives, the affidavit says.
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  Fayetteville Public Schools joins class action suit against TikTok, YouTube, Meta

  Fayetteville wants to focus on electronic media use to enhance learning. Research points to mental health, behavioral and discipline issues as the brain develops.

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  Yes, New York City gives migrants free one-way plane tickets in some cases

  New York City does provide migrants with free one-way plane or bus tickets, as a viral post claims. Here’s what we can VERIFY about the reticketing service.
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  No, Harvey Weinstein won't be released from prison because his NY rape conviction was overturned

  In 2022, Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to 16 years in prison in Los Angeles for rape. Overturning a 2020 New York conviction doesn’t change that sentence.