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Arkansas lawmakers have directed federal COVID-19 relief funds to 17 of the 18 rural hospitals deemed eligible for the aid, pending final approval of nearly $13.5 million for four facilities.

The Arkansas Legislative Council meetings for this week have been cancelled because of the winter storm that moved into central Arkansas on Sunday and will be held next week, council co-chairs Sen. Terry Rice, R-Waldron, and Rep. Jeff Wardlaw, R-Hermitage said Monday.

The Amarillo League of Women Voters invites the public to its monthly membership meeting Jan. 20, featuring guest speaker Doug Loomis.

Here's a rundown of the week's agendas for local groups including school districts.

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Because of inconsistencies with direct care staffing in Idaho, my life has been in complete crisis, writes guest columnist Noll Garcia.

22 projects were awarded more than $323,000 through this NCR-SARE grant program.

(The Center Square) — A recent report by a Mississippi legislative committee recommends more accountability and transparency be brought to public charter school renewals.

A subcommittee of the Arkansas Legislative Council has recommended almost $5.9 million in funding for the Arkansas Fire Training Academy, the primary training ground for firefighters from across the state.