A retired University of Arkansas professor is suing Fayetteville over its nondisclosure agreement for a military-grade drone manufacturer, as the secrecy surrounding data centers and other economic deals in the state faces increased scrutiny
The city of Fayetteville is violating a law prohibiting “sanctuary policy” and is therefore ineligible to receive discretionary funding administered by the state, according to an opinion released by the Arkansas attorney general
The investigation revealed that, during the manufacturing process, the 44-year-old had inadvertently exposed himself to ricin, which made him extremely ill
Richard Stone received more than $600,000 in deposits made on behalf of victims for Paycheck Protection Program loans, Economic Impact Disaster Loans and Pandemic Unemployment Assistance
