Griffin Coop is a Reporter at Arkansas Times. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including cannabis, drug trafficking, and social issues, with a particular emphasis on regional interest in Arkansas, as well as broader themes in world news and religion. Griffin's work has been featured in Arkansas Times.
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The Arkansas State Police is investigating a homicide early this morning at the Cummins Unit of the Arkansas Department of Corrections in Gould.
By: Griffin Coop
City Administrator Carl Geffken was fired Tuesday after a hot mic caught him saying "These people are stupid" during a public meeting.
DecARcerate Arkansas, a nonprofit focused on prisons and justice, has issued a detailed, first-hand account of life inside Arkansas prisons and solitary confinement.
By: Griffin Coop
Grant Wynne, the son of late Supreme Court Justice Robin Wynne, has been approved to buy Zen Leaf dispensary in El Dorado.
Little Rock officials approved the city’s annual budget during a special day-after-Christmas meeting, but most of the board’s discussion focused on an attempt to eliminate several positions closely aligned with Mayor Frank Scott, Jr.
By: Griffin Coop
Little Rock playwright Werner Trieschmann, 60, died Thursday after suffering a stroke late this year.
North Little Rock police said Tuesday that homicides were down slightly this year, but that total doesn’t include a weekend shooting being investigated by the Arkansas State Police.
By: Griffin Coop
Judge Herb Wright said the state Medical Marijuana Commission acted unlawfully when it awarded a license to River Valley Relief Cultivation.
A Saline County medical marijuana dispensary plans to ask state regulators next week for approval to relocate from the Hensley area to Bryant, and the proposed move already has the support of the Bryant mayor.
By: Griffin Coop
The Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission is taking comments until Monday on rules to regulate the crypto mining industry.
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