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Lindsey Millar

Lindsey Millar

Editor at Arkansas Times Online

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Gov. Sanders wants you to show ID to use Twitter - Arkansas Times

Gov. Sarah Sanders held a press conference on Thursday to announce the filing of a bill that would require Arkansans to provide identification to use social media sites. Framed as a necessary step to protect minors from the harmful effects of social media, the bill would require the likes of Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube to contract with a third-party system to verify that users are 18 or have consent from parents or guardians to use the sites.
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Senate continues to bully trans kids, passes bathroom bill - Arkans...

The Arkansas legislature’s attack on trans kids continues. The Senate on Monday approved House Bill 1156, sponsored by the hateful duo of Rep. Mary Bentley (R-Perryville) and Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Jonesboro), which prevents trans kids from using multiple occupancy bathrooms that match their gender identity and instead forces them to use single-person bathrooms or bathrooms that correspond with the gender they were assigned at birth.
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You'll soon have to show ID to watch porn in Arkansas - Arkansas Times

A bill that would require Arkansans to verify their age to view pornography cleared the House on Tuesday.
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Sanders says state will build new $470 million prison, end parole f...

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Sanders announces tax cut to benefit the wealthiest Arkansans

Gov. Sarah Sanders announced on Thursday a proposal to cut Arkansas's top income and corporate tax rates. The $100 million income and $24 million corporate tax cuts would be retroactive to Jan. 1, 2023.
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Pope County’s Eli Cranor appears poised to break out big

A year after he released his acclaimed debut, “Don’t Know Tough,” Cranor has a new novel out today that’s a must-read. It’s called “Ozark Dogs,” and like his first book, it’s a propulsive, gritty thriller that’s all Arkansas. If you like crime novels, or fiction that thoroughly inhabits places you know, Cranor is your man.
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Eli Cranor to continue streak of publishing novels every year

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Eli Cranor wins Edgar Award

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Ammonia leaks at Tyson Foods plants focus of CNN investigation

The report focuses on Mimi Perkins, who worked the graveyard shift at Tyson plant in Hope in 2016. After a pipe weld in the factory ruptured, filling the room where she was working with ammonia gas, she got trapped in the factory for about 40 minutes. She heard a paramedic describe her as “DOA,” and has undergone several throat surgeries and cornea transplants since then.
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Arkansas’s rush to boot people from Medicaid rolls gets attention i...

Arkansas provides a point of entry into the upheaval happening in Medicaid rolls across the country in The New York Times today.
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New trails just outside of Little Rock herald the connection of the...

The opening of Blue Mountain means mountain bikers and hikers will have another nearly eight miles of trails in the Little Rock area to explore, but perhaps even more exciting is that it represents the final puzzle piece to connect a series of natural areas that together make up 21,000 acres.