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by Scott Solomon | Andrew MobleyFri, June 20th 2025 at 12:34 PMUpdated Sat, June 21st 2025 at 10:13 PMA Hot Springs woman who was reported missing over a year ago was found at a gas station in Little Rock. (Photo: KATV)LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — A Hot Springs woman who was reported missing over a year ago was found at a gas station in Little Rock.

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LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — The Arkansas Supreme Court has adopted rule changes regarding its power to temporarily suspend judges accused of crimes or misconduct, after the behavior of Chief Justice Karen Baker caused concern among administrative court staff. A feud between Baker and the court's majority has carried over into her first term as Chief Justice and threatened to undermine public confidence in Arkansas' highest court.

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LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — The Arkansas Health Care Association has just opened a nursing school with campuses in Little Rock, Jonesboro, and Rogers as part of an effort to fill a critical gap in staffing at nursing homes. AHCA says it is the first long-term care provider in the country to offer a nursing school like this to its employees. AHCA is Arkansas’ largest organization of long-term care providers, representing 95 percent of licensed nursing homes in the state.

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LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Dollar Generals are lifelines for many small Arkansas towns in food deserts, and Wrightsville is about to lose that lifeline. Residents in Wrightsville are petitioning to prevent the closure of their Dollar General store, which was announced in May. The store is the only convenience or grocery store in the city. Sammye Hicks, a Wrightsville resident who started the petition to save their Dollar General, said, “There’s no gas station, there’s no banks, no nothing, no commerce.

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LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Arkansas' market share as a global supplier of rice is declining, and farmers are struggling to break even. This year has been so hard for Arkansas farmers that many have dropped out of the business altogether. "There's a lot of people dropping out of the business.