Andrew DeMillo
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Arkansas Advocate: Official vetoes proposed new regulations on data centers in Arkansas’ most populous county (opens the original)
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Supporters of an effort to place new regulations on data centers in Arkansasâ most populous county are expected to seek an override after an official vetoed the proposal last week. Pulaski County Judge Barry Hyde on Friday vetoed the new rules for data centers approved by the quorum court earlier this month. The measure was written by Wendell Griffen, a former circuit and appeals court judge and current Democratic nominee for county judge, and sponsored by Justice of the Peace Julie Blackwood,
Arkansas Advocate: Olivia and Tom Walton pledge $100M for national campaign to cut maternal deaths (opens the original)
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Philanthropists Olivia and Tom Walton announced Thursday, September 10, 2026 theyâre giving $100 million toward a national effort to cut maternal deaths in half. The five-year investment in the Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies America initiative will go toward state matching grants, partnerships and needed infrastructure to expand proven maternal health interventions, the organization said in a news release. âAmerica should be the safest place in the world to have a baby,â Olivia Walton, the f
Arkansas Advocate: CHI St. Vincent no longer part of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arkansas network (opens the original)
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CHI St. Vincent will not be part of the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arkansas network after the Little Rock-based hospital system and the insurer failed to reach an agreement on renewing their contract, both sides announced Tuesday, September 1, 2026. The two failed to reach an agreement during negotiations over the past several months about how much the insurer reimburses CHI St. Vincent. âThis was not the outcome we have been working toward, and please know that we have not and will not walk aw
Arkansas Advocate: Appeals court says Arkansas can enforce dispensing fee rule on PBMs (opens the original)
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Federal law doesnât prevent Arkansas from enforcing a rule requiring pharmacy benefit managers to include dispensing fees in their reimbursements to pharmacies for prescription drugs, an appeals court has ruled. A three-judge panel of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday upheld a federal judgeâs dismissal of the lawsuit challenging the 2024 rule adopted by Arkansas imposing new requirements on pharmacy benefit managers, also known as PBMs. PBMs are companies that serve as middl
Arkansas Advocate: Arkansas would receive $172M under proposed multistate settlement with Meta (opens the original)
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Arkansas is set to receive at least $172 million under a multistate settlement proposed with Meta to end lawsuits regarding child safety on social media, Attorney General Tim Griffinâs office said Wednesday, August 26, 2026. The parent company of Facebook and Instagram agreed to settle with Arkansas and 50 other attorneys general for $17.1 billion, the largest ever with a Big Tech firm. The proposed agreement is still subject to court approval. Arkansas sued Meta in 2023, accusing the company
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