Federal judge bars Entergy from increasing rates to pay for $135 million assessment
A federal judge has barred Entergy Arkansas from saddling customers with a rate increase of up to $135 million.
A federal judge has barred Entergy Arkansas from saddling customers with a rate increase of up to $135 million.
A senior adviser to Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is leading a new group in efforts to defeat proposed constitutional amendments on abortion, medical marijuana a…
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Both the Arkansas-Little Rock and Arkansas State men's basketball programs fell just short of earning automatic bids to the NCAA Tournament, each losing in the…
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It turns out that energy production off America's coastline is not just the province of oil and gas developers any more.
Boris here, Comrade Clerk. Get operations on phone. Heads will roll. Or maybe just careers, if they're lucky. Oh, for glorious days of past when Soviet Union w…
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