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The rate dropped from around 16 percent in 2003-2004 to 14.5 percent in 2004-2005, but even though the state poverty number has declined, children living in poverty still sits above the national average . The report shows Arkansas` child poverty rate is at a little over 20 percent while the national average is around 17.7 percent. That means almost one in every five kids in the state lives in poverty.
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FAYETTEVILLE, AR -- Crews worked a motorcycle versus SUV accident in Fayetteville Thursday afternoon.
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BENTONVILLE, AR -- Walmart reports a decline in sales but an increase in profits in their quarterly report Thursday. Here are are 5 facts from...
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SPRINGDALE, AR -- Tyson Foods has formed an independent Farm Animal Well-Being Advisory Panel. Back in May, the company suspended business with a farm that...
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FAYETTEVILLE, AR -- Another reason to keep that library card current. Fayetteville Public Library(FPL) is now offering free magazines straight from their website to your...
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Challenge to 12-Week Abortion Ban Can Move Forward
LITTLE ROCK, AR - A federal judge denied a motion to dismiss the legal challenge to Arkansas' 12-week abortion ban Wednesday.
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