Joseph Flaherty
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Pulaski County Judge Barry Hyde vetoes ordinance on data center regulations | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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Pulaski County Judge Barry Hyde on Friday vetoed an ordinance meant to establish regulations on large-scale data centers, three days after the measure was approved by the county's Quorum Court in an 11-4 vote. A three-fifths majority of the Quorum Court can override the county judge's veto. The regulations, which would have created a new permitting process for artificial intelligence data centers and other types of "high-intensity digital infrastructure," were backed by Wendell Griffen, the Demo
Fluoride shortage hits Central Arkansas Water; chemical missing from tap for past two weeks | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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Residents within Central Arkansas Water's service area have been getting fluoride-free water when they turn on the tap for approximately the last two weeks. The drinking water utility, which serves the greater Little Rock area, recently ran out of the chemical used to add fluoride to water, members of the utility's board of commissioners were told last week. Central Arkansas Water is not alone in experiencing difficulties obtaining the chemical, known as hydrofluorosilicic acid. The war in Iran
Pulaski County sheriff’s office requests more than $1.57 million for jail, vehicles | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (opens the original)
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Pulaski County elected officials will consider a proposed nearly $1.6 million appropriation to allow the sheriff's office to address problems with heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems at the county jail complex. Some of the funding will also go toward replacing servers and repairing vehicles, but the bulk will be used to replace boilers and an HVAC unit at the regional jail. Four new HVAC units have been installed at the complex over the past two years, including two this spring. Of
Fall 2026 enrollment up at Arkansas State University, down at University of Central Arkansas | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (opens the original)
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The number of Arkansas State University students continues to climb while the University of Central Arkansas experienced a slight decrease from last year, according to enrollment figures released by the schools for the fall 2026 semester. A-State's fall enrollment hit a record high of 18,775 as of the 11th day of the semester. It is the sixth consecutive time that enrollment reached a new record during a fall or spring semester, according to a university news release. Compared with fall 2025, en
Central Arkansas Water will spend $5.3 million to accommodate state’s widening of Cantrell Road in west Little Rock | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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Officials at the drinking water utility that serves Central Arkansas have agreed to spend approximately $5.3 million to relocate water mains to accommodate a state highway project in west Little Rock. The Arkansas Department of Transportation is pursuing the latest phase of a project to widen a stretch of Arkansas 10/Cantrell Road. The work will expand the road from four to six lanes between Taylor Loop Road and Pleasant Ridge Road. As a result, Central Arkansas Water must relocate over 2,000 fe
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