Shellie Martinez, Author at MDMH Fayetteville

ACLU prepares to challenge abortion, trans youth treatment laws passed in Arkansas

ARKANSAS — Later this month, the ACLU of Arkansas is heading to court in an attempt to stop two pieces of legislation that recently passed in...

U.S. News4 years ago

Arkansas to receive nearly $5 billion in funding from American Rescue Plan

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — In 2020, the entire state of Arkansas received $1.25 billion from the CARES Act used to cover expenditures like PPE reimbursements that...

U.S. News4 years ago

How the FBI assists Arkansas law enforcement during investigations

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The Little Rock Police Department is following up on new leads, thanks to calls and emails about a man behind four stabbing...

U.S. News4 years ago

New law affects timeline of special vote on LR tax proposal

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The chief of staff for Mayor Frank Scott Jr. indicated that a referendum on the mayor’s “Rebuild the Rock” sales-tax increase would have...

U.S. News4 years ago

Brad Karren resigns as administrative judge of his circuit following parking lot dispute

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Benton County Circuit Judge Brad Karren has resigned as the administrative judge for the seven-judge circuit as a result of his parking lot dispute with former House...

U.S. News4 years ago

Vote on covid pay in LR district set

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The agenda for the Little Rock School Board meeting tonight includes a vote on a one-time “covid-19 additional compensation” payment for employees and...

Local news4 years ago

Staff Senate Professional Development Committee hosts mental health workshop with Ken Clark

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The University of Arkansas at Little Rock Staff Senate is hosting a professional development workshop focusing on mental health and reopening during the...

Lifestyle4 years ago

Fight the darkness of Alzheimer’s on The Longest Day

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The Longest Day is the day with the most light: the summer solstice on June 20. On The Longest Day, people from...

COVID-194 years ago

Arkansas commissioners meet in Fort Smith to discuss COVID-19 impact on state economy

FORT SMITH, Ark. — On Thursday (May 13), the Arkansas Economic Development Commission met in person in Fort Smith for the first time since the pandemic...

Local news4 years ago

9,000 employees sick as COVID overwhelms Arkansas workplaces

SPRINGDALE, Ark. — A new analysis of COVID-19 cases at workplaces in Arkansas is highlighting Tyson Foods Inc. as a significant source of outbreaks over the...

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Shellie Martinez

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ACLU prepares to challenge abortion, trans youth treatment laws passed in Arkansas

Arkansas to receive nearly $5 billion in funding from American Rescue Plan

How the FBI assists Arkansas law enforcement during investigations

New law affects timeline of special vote on LR tax proposal

Brad Karren resigns as administrative judge of his circuit following parking lot dispute

Vote on covid pay in LR district set

Staff Senate Professional Development Committee hosts mental health workshop with Ken Clark

Fight the darkness of Alzheimer’s on The Longest Day

Arkansas commissioners meet in Fort Smith to discuss COVID-19 impact on state economy

9,000 employees sick as COVID overwhelms Arkansas workplaces

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The City of Fayetteville invites members of the public to learn about proposed plans for improving a half-mile stretch of College Ave. between North and Sycamore streets

Beginning Aug. 15, N. Frisco Ave. will be closed to through-traffic so crews can install a crosswalk at Frisco Ave. and W. Prospect St., as part of work to create the Mission-Razorback Connector Bikeway

The City of Fayetteville is seeking proposals for its Utility Box Art Program

Governor Hutchinson signed two bills into law bringing the state income tax to a historic low and creating a School Safety Grant program

Governor Asa Hutchinson released the Interim Report of the Arkansas School Safety Commission

The University of Arkansas Professional and Workforce Development division of the Global Campus has issued a call for local subject matter experts to teach courses for Northwest Arkansas residents to build their personal, professional and workforce skills

Gov. Hutchinson appointed A.J. Gary, Director of Arkansas Division of Emergency Management, to Secretary of the Department of Public Safety

19-year-old man charged with first degree attempted murder following shots-fired incident on N. Colorado Dr

Authorities offering $10,000 reward for any information regarding April homicide case