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Events continue despite LITFest cancellation

Events continue despite LITFest cancellation

Small Business

Events continue despite LITFest cancellation

After LITFest was canceled last minute this week, some small businesses decided to keep going with their events.

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Outreach

Members of North Little Rock community step up to offer support after apartment fire

Residents of a North Little Rock apartment complex are in need of help after a fire destroyed their homes yesterday— and support is pouring in from the community.
Holidays

Yom Kippur celebrated in Arkansas and around the globe

The holiest Jewish holiday began at sunset on Tuesday, Oct. 4. For 24 hours, prayer and fasting will take place.
Traffic

How much longer will Arkansans see construction on I-30?

Construction projects in Little Rock are moving along— the Department of Transportation informed us how much longer Arkansans can expect the road work to last.

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Small Business

Events continue despite LITFest cancellation

After LITFest was canceled last minute this week, some small businesses decided to keep going with their events.
Crime

North Little Rock police asks public to avoid active scene on W. 13 Street

Police have sent a Special Operations team to the 1700 block of W. 13 Street in North Little Rock where an armed suspect barricaded themselves inside a home.

VERIFY

Joe Biden

No, President Biden didn’t legalize marijuana nationwide

Cannabis won’t be legal at the federal level until Congress acts to remove it from the Controlled Substances Act, an expert told VERIFY.
Elections

No, Texas is not revoking voter registrations without telling people

The claim comes from a court ruling on the state’s process for flagging noncitizen voters. The ruling doesn’t allow Texas to revoke registrations without notice.