Doug Thompson is a journalist at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, where he serves as a Political Reporter and Enterprise Editor. His work encompasses a diverse range of themes, including regional interest, world news, healthcare, workforce issues, and construction, with a particular focus on topics such as crime and local politics in Arkansas. Doug's reporting has also been featured in various publications, including The Roanoke Times and Capitol Hill Blue.
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Doug Thompson's coverage is primarily focused on local news, crime, government & politics, and sports. He often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to legal policy regulation, government announcements, and events.
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By: Doug Thompson
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (second from left) takes pictures Thursday with visitors during an unveiling ceremony for the Giving Machines at 100 NW 2nd St. in Bentonville. Bentonville Mayor Stephanie Orman launched the Giving Machines, which resemble vending machines, that collect donations for the items most needed by selected local and global charities. Visit nwaonline.com/photo for today's photo gallery. (NWA Democrat-Gazette/Charlie Kaijo)
By: Doug Thompson
TULSA, Okla. -- Oklahoma's governor fired his state's secretary of energy and environment Dec. 3 for appearing at a hearing in their state's successful
By: Doug Thompson
FAYETTEVILLE -- Phi Gamma Delta fraternity at the University of Arkansas is closed for at least three years, the university and the fraternity's national headquarters confirm.
By: Doug Thompson
FAYETTEVILLE -- Mayor-elect Molly Rawn named Keith Macedo, the city's current information technology director, as interim chief of staff through the first four months of 2025, she announced in a statement Friday.
By: Doug Thompson
FAYETTEVILLE -- Kendall Penn recommended closing the Arkansas State Veterans Home at Fayetteville after he first toured it two years ago when he
Floyd County High School's winless streak increased dramatically from Friday to Monday when three straight losses left the Ladies with an 0-7 record after losing 69-39 by Salem High.
By: Doug Thompson
FAYETTEVILLE -- The City Council's meeting room filled up Tuesday with well-wishers giving thanks to Lioneld Jordan before his last council meeting as mayor began.
By: Doug Thompson
FAYETTEVILLE -- Kendall Penn recommended closing the Arkansas Veterans Home at Fayetteville after he first toured it two years ago when he became secretary of the state Department of Veterans Affairs, Penn told legislators Dec. 12.
A Fayetteville ordinance set to take effect March 31 limits to $40 the amount landlords and property managers can charge prospective tenants for processing applications and doing background checks.
By: Doug Thompson, Tracy Neal
WayStation's lease at Center for Nonprofits will end Feb. 28 Today at 1:00 a.m. ROGERS -- The WayStation program for the homeless is seeking a new home.
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