The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Medical Center’s chief financial officer resigned Friday as UAMS continues to search for ways to slash its projected defici
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UAMS Medical Center CFO Resigns
A former Camden real estate agent and her 22-year-old daughter have pleaded guilty to federal crimes related to a fake will for a survivor of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion who later died in a car wreck.
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Mother, Daughter Plead Guilty in Fake Will Crime
A 32-year-old Benton man, Phillip Hill, has been charged with three federal crimes for attempting to sell the personal information of veterans and employees of the Department of Veterans Affairs, where he was formerly a database manager.
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Former VA Database Manager Charged With Trying to Sell Veterans' Personal Info
Arkansas’ attorney general said Wednesday that her office has retained five law firms to help investigate drug companies and prepare for potential legal action over their role in the state’s opioid abuse problem.
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Arkansas Enlists 5 Firms to Help Probe Opioid Abuse in State
As Arkansas’ congressional delegation stepped up its war Tuesday on a $2.5 billion wind-power transmission project, Clean Line Energy Partners has confirmed that it has shelved plans to string the controversial power line across Arkansas.
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Clean Line Shelves Arkansas Plans; Delegation Steps Up Attack
Justice Courtney Goodson will run in the May election for her Supreme Court seat, and David Sterling, an attorney for the state Department of Human Services, plans to challenge her.
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Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Courtney Goodson to Seek Re-Election