Vol 44 • No 29
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Silence is golden
Hillary Clinton has been the target of gratuitously negative coverage from the national political press for as long as she's been in public life. During Bill Clinton's presidency, rumors of her impending criminal indictment were a regular feature of "Whitewater" coverage almost until that media-created pseudo-scandal fizzled out altogether.

So-so
There was something about that NCAA Tournament draw that just had to make you nervous, right?

'Mamma Mia!' charms

State case helped halt segregation

Are you being served?
These aren't good times for confidence in public servants.

Goodbye to all that
This will be this Observer's last Observer column as a full-time employee of the mighty Arkansas Times. But never fear, Dear Reader. Through the miracle of modern anonymity, The Observer's beat will go on in this space next week, and the next, our streak unbroken, hopefully forever and ever, amen.

Inconsequential News Quiz: The Kids Are Alright Edition

Beyond the Big House, with Jerome Bias

Wunderbar Wunderhaus

Deja vu re Trump
For a couple of million Arkansawyers, this fabulous circus of Russians, Trump, Mueller and Stormy is approaching deja vu.

Chris Cash at South on Main

Lexington Porter, Clyde Pound at The Ohio Club

Hitting students

Paddling punishment

Walton money at work in New York

Race and the police: An unarmed black man in Sacramento, a terrorist in Austin, Texas, the LRPD

How Arkansas used a computer formula to cut services to the disabled

8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirms Ted Suhl's bribery conviction, sentence

A taste of Trump's tariffs: Rice could be a point of retaliation

Open line and headline news

Why you should support the ACLU: Panhandling

DeFrance at Verizon Arena: A Slideshow

Booker Clemons named Jefferson County judge

Stodola reports good poll numbers for re-election bid

Missing State Hospital patient provided contraband

Arkansas unemployment rises

Texas harvests medical cannabis almost three years after law signed

March for Our Lives includes Arkansas events

Suit filed over failed candy deliveries

Thank goodness: Friday

State will appeal Griffen decision on medical marijuana permits

Stu Soffer off state Election Commission

No Small Talk, Ep. 10: Take Five

The GIF Scandal Goes On Edition

Westside School student will march in Washington.

When the legislature acts unconstitutionally, do citizens have recourse?

Lining up in Arkansas for the march against violence

The open line march: Everybody look what's going down

Root Cafe team to open Dos Rocas Beer & Tacos

The drug crisis: By Little Rock numbers

Work continues on ordinance to de-emphasize marijuana enforcement in Little Rock

Family fight over money in Jonesboro

Crossett pollution: Does anybody care besides the newspaper?

Cotton Plant, Ark., makes the big time thanks to marijuana

The dark and stormy open line

Stolen "Hanging Judge" pin returned to Fort Smith museum

Pulaski County Democrats host primary debates for statehouse and sheriff candidates

Marcus Richmond tapped to lead House GOP caucus

New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu to join Stodola at community safety event

Gun manufacturer Remington files for bankruptcy

Governor announces reduction in workers comp insurance rates, workplace fatalities

Keith Moyer named new publisher of Las Vegas Review-Journal

Donald Trump denies affair with Stormy Daniels

Pair fleeing Arkansas psychiatric hospital arrested in Las Vegas

Monday's headlines and your open line

Events coming up at Heights Corner Market

AG Rutledge joins red states opposing California immigration laws in federal suit

Trump administration moves forward with effort to sabotage the census

Ex-Razorbacks Head Coach Bret Bielema lists Fayetteville mansion for $2 million

No regrets for states that expanded Medicaid

Walmart to remove Cosmopolitan from checkout lines

Flood watch issued for seven counties in northwest Arkansas

'The Conversation' with Gwen Moritz

GOP gubernatorial challenger Morgan praises Lt. Gov. Griffin, condemns Hutchinson

Top stories for Tuesday and your open line

Women's Foundation study details income and education gaps by race and geography

Federal authorities announce arrest of 10 on drug trafficking charges in North Little Rock

Second group seeks constitutional amendment for casinos

Democratic leaders call on Trump administration to release costs of Medicaid work requirements

Chronic pain patients fear upcoming Medicare change limiting opioid access

Mendelssohn, marimba and Nintendo NES: ASO's chamber series charmed at the Clinton Center

Mayor of Highfill arrested on charges of sexual indecency with a child

Art of Fashion: Merline Labissière

Kat Robinson dishes again

Governor adds $300,000 to K-8 teacher computer science training stipends

Medical pot company asks Griffen to vacate injunction, move case: UPDATE

President Bill Clinton and James Patterson speak at Statehouse Convention Center

Poke OK for the Heights

Design Loblolly's new solar-powered ice cream truck

Wednesday's headlines and your open line

As LR mayoral race approaches, Stodola's address paints rosy picture of city
