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New data: 1 in 13 Arkansas children uninsured in 2024, nearly double than a decade ago (opens the original)
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — 1 in 13 Arkansas children are uninsured, according to new data from the Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families. That number has been steadily rising over the past decade. Just 10 years ago, the rate of uninsured children in Arkansas was 4.1%, which was a historic low. But since then, that number has almost doubled, with 7.7% of Arkansas children being uninsured in 2024. Camille Richoux, the Health Policy Director for Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families,
AGFC monitors potential screwworm threat as archery deer season nears in Arkansas (opens the original)
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — With archery deer season quickly approaching in the Natural State, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) is monitoring the threat of the deadly screwworm parasite in wildlife. While no cases have been discovered in Arkansas, it's important for hunters everywhere to know what to look out for. Officials are warning hunters to keep an eye, and a nose out for infected wildlife. "It has been described as liver that has been left on top of a car in mid-summer in Arkan
Charges may be dismissed for a protester arrested outside Governor’s Mansion, lawyer says (opens the original)
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — In March of 2026, Erika Kirk, the CEO of Turning Point USA (TPUSA) and the widow of Charlie Kirk, visited the Arkansas Governor's Mansion to encourage students to start TPUSA chapters in their schools. Protests outside that event later clashed with attendees, and several protesters were arrested. Thursday, one of them appeared in court. 24-year-old Cameron Bone was arrested after a brawl outside the Governor's Mansion on March 11th and pleaded not guilty to charges of
Marshall installs Flock license plate readers as Arkansas cities reassess or suspend use (opens the original)
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MARSHALL, Ark. (KATV) — There are new developments in North Central Arkansas in the ongoing debate over license plate readers (ALPRs), such as the company Flock Safety. The Searcy County seat of Marshall is facing pushback over its use of AI powered cameras, as well as its recent installment of these cameras within city limits. The city of Marshall only has two Flock cameras and they have only been operational since mid-August, but it's been long enough to cause quite an uproar. "This is overrea
AI cartoon 'Cat in the Hat' appears outside Arkansas schools in viral, ominous clips (opens the original)
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — A troubling social media trend has touched Arkansas. It involves AI generated videos of a popular cartoon character making threats against local schools. The videos have gone viral all across the country and have now raised concerns among parents and school leaders. The two schools in Arkansas that have been the subject of these AI videos are Carlisle and Pocahontas. Over the weekend, Carlisle Superintendent B.J. Greene was made aware of an AI video posted on social me
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