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This new bill proposed by Arkansas legislators would no longer require preferred pronouns to be used by students, teacher, or employees in classrooms.

Arkansas state lawmakers have proposed 33 constitutional amendments ranging from a proposal that would spell out rights for victims of criminal offenses or delinquent acts to a proposal that would eliminate the lieutenant governors office.

Arkansas state lawmakers have proposed 33 constitutional amendments ranging from a proposal that would spell out rights for victims of criminal offenses or delinquent acts to a proposal that would eliminate the lieutenant governors office.

State lawmakers will have to narrow down which three proposed amendments to Arkansas' constitution they plan to put before voters in 2024.

The first staging of the Ondirun Jamaica College 200 Metres Sprint Fest will be held this afternoon at the Richard Ashenheim Stadium on the school's campus in St Andrew, starting at 2:30 pm. ...

/CNW/ - Today, Wayne Long, Member of Parliament for Saint John—Rothesay, the Honourable Glen Savoie, Minister responsible for la Francophonie, and Mary Butler,...

A section of Retail Drive in Saint John will be raised to avoid persistent flooding, funded by a combined $8.4 million from municipal, provincial and federal governments.

A high traffic, flood-prone area in Saint John, N.B., is getting $8 million to go towards a major reconfiguration.

/CNW/ - Today, Wayne Long, Member of Parliament for Saint John—Rothesay, and John MacKenzie, Deputy Mayor of the City of Saint John, announced more than $30...

Some big changes are coming to Saint John for flood prevention. One of those changes includes the raising of the Courtenay Bay Causeway, according to a press release from the Canadian government.