Faulkner County Historical Society letter regarding sidewalks
Faulkner County Historical Society letter regarding sidewalks
Obesity report 2010
"F as in Fat, How Obesity Threatens America's Future
Gary Smith statement
Gary Smith statement on AT&T -War Memorial Stadium deal
Charles Hopson's letter
A letter from Charles L. Hopson, Ph.D., to the Jacksonville High School Learning Community
MEMS protocols on hypothermia, PEA
MEMS Protocol for pulseless electrical activity and hypothermia
MEMS protocols on life support
MEMS protocols on withholding/withdrawal of life support (The first page is the old policy, while the second page is the new policy being put into effect now)
MEMS operations policy
MEMS operations policy and procedures
LRPD collision report in fatal wreck
Little Rock Police Department collision report filed in an accident that killed a bicyclist.
Julius Jones
Julius Jones documents
Response to LRSD motion to enforce settlement
Response to the Little Rock School District's motion to enforce the 1989 desegregation settlement
Addendum to response to LRSD's motion to enforce settlement
Addendum to response to LRSD's motion to enforce settlement
HUD homelessness study
HUD homelessness assessment
Benchmark results
These are the Benchmark Exam results for grades 3-8.
Benchmark 5-year comparison
Benchmark 5-year comparison
Pamela Harper officer report
Pamela Harper officer report
Harper medical examiner report
Harper medical examiner report
Harper coroner report
Harper coroner report
Report on Arkansas traffic
Report by The Road Information Program, Future Mobility in Arkansas
Lawsuit over polling sites
A Hot Springs attorney representing three Garland County voters has filed a lawsuit against the county’s election commission, claiming it violated the law when it opened only two polling places for Tuesday’s runoff election.
Mississippi River and Tributaries
The Bayou Meto Basin irrigation project was awarded $37 million in federal stimulus money that, when coupled with $20.2 million in state funds, will allow work to begin on pump stations that will move water from the Arkansas River to farms in a 1,350-square-mile area.
Walker vs. State Board of Education Supreme Court decision
Supreme Court decision
Jail inmate population
The nation’s local jail population is declining for the first time since the federal government began keeping count. The number of inmates in county and city jails was about 767,600 at the end of last June, down by nearly 18,000 inmates from a year earlier. Growth in the U.S. jail population has been slowing since 2005. The latest total was down 2.3 percent and represented the first decline since the Bureau of Justice Statistics began its annual survey of jails in 1982.
Teen sex report
A growing number of teen girls say they use the rhythm method for birth control, and more teens also think it’s OK for an unmarried female to have a baby, according to a government survey released Wednesday. The report may help explain why the teen pregnancy rate is no longer dropping like it was.
Letter on UCA scholarships
The U.S. Department of Education is standing by its decision advising the University of Central Arkansas not to release the names of students who got no-criteria presidential discretionary scholarships.
Lottery letter
Spurred by an anonymous letter purported to be from several lottery employees, the Arkansas Lottery Commission decided Wednesday to ask the state to review the lottery’s personnel policies and salary structure.
Race to the Top Application 2
Arkansas has once again applied for a portion of $3.4 billion from the federal Race to the Top grant aimed at improving student performance across the country. The state hopes to use the $175 million it’s asking for to turn around low-performing schools and improve the quality and support of teachers and school leaders.
