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US & Canada · WashingtonThe Army fell about 15,000 soldiers — or 25% — short of its recruitment goal this year, officials confirmed Friday, despite a frantic effort to make up the widely expected gap in a year when all the military services struggled in a tight jobs market to find young people willing and fit to enlist.See the Story
Army misses recruiting goal by 15,000 soldiers
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Business · ChicagoTyson Foods will shut down its Dakota Dunes, South Dakota, Downers Grove, Illinois and Chicago offices and transfer employees to the international meatpacker's world headquarters in Springdale, Arkansas as soon as early 2023. The move is being positioned by the company as an expansion of their Arkansas headquarters and a multi-year campus development plan. No layoffs are associated with the announcement and the company will provide relocation assistance.See the Story
Tyson Foods consolidates corporate offices, leaves Chicago
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Arkansas · ArkansasCoalition of Little Rock Neighborhoods will hold a candidate forum Saturday. The public is invited to attend and questions will be taken from the audience. The forum will be livestreamed on Facebook: @CLRNAR. The recording will be posted by a link on that page and the caption will give the times.See the Story
NAACP to hold election candidate forum Monday
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Arkansas · ArkansasRodrick Williams, 39, faces felony gun charges after he was arrested late Wednesday. No one appears to have been injured in the incident. One of the witnesses who spoke with police had a no-contact order against Williams. Williams also had a warrant out for his arrest on a misdemeanor third-degree battery charge.See the Story
‘Park loiterer’ arrested after shooting at police
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Huntsville, Arkansas · HuntsvilleAudra Kimball pleads innocent to failure to notify Arkansas Child Abuse Hotline. Accusations involve players on the Huntsville junior high basketball team. Kimball and Kaleb Houston, the former basketball coach, have resigned from their jobs. The suspected crime took place on or about Feb. 9, 2021.See the Story
Ex-Huntsville superintendent pleads innocent to misdemeanor charge of failure to notify
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Arkansas · ArkansasArkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge announces record-breaking year. Rutledge says Medicaid Fraud Control Unit secured 33 convictions, 51 arrests. Unit also collected more than $42 million in civil settlements, restitution and fines. Unit has 20 employees who fill various roles including attorneys, nurses, accountants and specialists.See the Story
Rutledge commends Medicaid fraud unit
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North Little Rock · North Little RockTroy Douglas Hatfield, 51, pleaded guilty in Pulaski County Circuit Court to abuse of a corpse and failure to register. Hatfield has been required to register his home address with authorities since October 2009. He failed to show up in October 2020, and police couldn't find him at his listed residence, 823 W. 45th St.See the Story
North Little Rock felon sentenced to 15 years for abuse of corpse, failure to report to authorities
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Arkansas · ArkansasProposed amendment would allow Legislature to call itself into special session. Issue 1 is on the Nov. 8 general election ballot. Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce, Arkansas Farm Bureau form committee to campaign against it. State Rep. Fran Cavenaugh, R-Walnut Ridge, sponsor of amendment, says it's aimed at balancing power of legislative branch.See the Story
Business groups ally against Issue 1 allowing Legislature to call sessions
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Pope County, Arkansas · Pope CountyDallas Standridge, 47, of Dover, was one of 55 defendants involved in racketeering and large scale drug trafficking. The New Aryan Empire is a white-supremacist group that began as a jailhouse gang in Pope County in the early 1990s. Standridge pleaded guilty May 19, 2021, to one count of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.See the Story
Drug trafficking conviction nets Pope County man 9-year prison sentence
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