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The $270 million property provides 750 permanent gaming and hospitality jobs with an annual payroll exceeding $30 million.
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Louisiana students since 2019 have led the country in growth in reading and rank 2nd in math. But nationally a lead author of the study observed, “If the pandemic was the earthquake, the subsequent rise in absenteeism has been a tsunami that is continuing to disrupt learning."
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The new law would require the Baby Olivia video, as well as a video of a fetal ultrasound, to be shown in public schools statewide in Arkansas beginning in the 5th grade.
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Even now, a year and a half removed from the ordeal, some are still recovering from the consequences of the severe drought and scorching heat from Summer 2023.
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The 2025 El Dorado Film Festival in El Dorado, Ark., begins February 26.
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The stated strategy behind a full court press by Louisiana economic development leaders is to showcase the value and strengths of doing business in Louisiana.
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School voucher programs are passing at record rates across the U.S. with 31 states now taking part.
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Study: one in nine Louisiana adults lives with severe depression and/or anxiety and many people in the state contemplate self-harm.
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Due to some sort of power surge at the transmitter site, our normal HD audio is not working until we can repair or replace some parts. Temporarily we are on backup - analog only - audio in the Shreveport area. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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The bill would allow dairy producers to sell unpasteurized goat, sheep and whole cow milk at farmers markets and by delivery in Arkansas.
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What makes food from Southern States so different from the Northern States?
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The Arkansas State Senate on Wednesday approved a bill that would ban state-supported affirmative action programs.