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CALS to fund defense if librarians charged under obscene material censorship law (opens the original)
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The Central Arkansas Library System board has voted to fund the legal defense of its employees if they are charged under a state law concerning obscene materials in libraries after an appeals court reversed a lower court ruling blocking the state from enforcing a section of the law that made librarians criminally liable. (PHOTO: KATV) LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — The Central Arkansas Library System board has voted to fund the legal defense of its employees if they are charged under a state law concernin
Arkansas Dept. of Corrections considers new policy for books mailed to prisoners (opens the original)
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LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — The Arkansas Department of Corrections is considering the adoption of a new policy for how books can be mailed to prisoners, after abandoning an earlier plan to flat-out ban sending inmates physical reading materials because of the prevalence of books laced with drugs. The new policy the Board of Corrections is looking at is the establishment of a central processing facility where reading material mailed to prisoners will be checked for contraband, especially drugs. In Febru
Pulaski County's first data center ordinance awaits judge's signature; no AVAIO carve-out (opens the original)
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — The Pulaski County Quorum Court on Tuesday passed the county's first ordinance regulating data centers in an 11 to 4 vote. County Judge Barry Hyde has five days left to approve or veto that legislation, the fruit of nearly half a year of tense debate and input from concerned members of the public. The ordinance classifies large data centers as heavy industrial land uses requiring conditional use permits. And, the ordinance did not grandfather in the company AVAIO Digit
Homeless outreach nonprofit "The Van" parts ways with director amid financial strain (opens the original)
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Little Rock homeless outreach nonprofit The Van is going through hard times, on Monday parting ways with Executive Director Parker Reid. The organization's founder, Aaron Reddin, has stepped back in as interim director only months after resigning due to health issues. Reddin says The Van is in dire straits financially, about $100,000 short of where its budget needs to be as it prepares to serve the homeless of the Little Rock metro this winter. "It's scary tight ... we
Report says Arkansas has 'workforce crisis,' recommends one-stop shop for social services (opens the original)
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — A subcommittee of Arkansas lawmakers recommended in a recent report that the state consolidate or integrate siloed agencies that oversee workforce and social services like Medicaid and SNAP into a single, cabinet-level agency. Last year, the Arkansas Legislature passed Act 145, which required the Hospital, Medicaid and Developmental Disabilities Study Subcommittee to begin a study looking at reforming the state's workforce and social services. Despite Arkansas' seeming
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