Griffin Coop is a reporter for the Arkansas Times, focusing on local news and events in Little Rock, Arkansas. With a keen interest in covering a wide range of topics, Griffin's articles often highlight community events, legal issues, medical marijuana, and the local restaurant scene.
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Griffin's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime, government announcements, and political developments in Arkansas and Little Rock. Pitches to Griffin should focus on providing insights or expertise related to local crime trends, government policies in the area, or analysis of ongoing or evolving stories with a specific focus on Arkansas and Little Rock.
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Rival casino groups in a proxy war over a Pope County casino have raised more than $30 million in their competing efforts over a constitutional amendment on this year’s ballot.
By: Griffin Coop
Speakeasy Dispensary has been approved to move from Pine Bluff to Prairie County but some legislators have raised questions.
By: Griffin Coop
Arkansas voters voted in favor of Issue 2, while Pope County voters voted against it.
A traffic accident on Sunday afternoon involved a minivan and a small moped and killed the driver of thhe moped, police said.
By: Griffin Coop
State Rep.-elect Jason Nazarenko was behind the wheel in 1995 when he crashed, leaving one woman dead and a family grieving.
By: Sam Cornwall
The Arkansas Department of Health has rejected female orgasmic disorder as a qualifying condition for the state medical marijuana program.
By: Griffin Coop
The amount of marijuana sold in the state's dispensaries is up 23% this year but revenue is down 3%.
Proposed rules to regulate management contracts in Arkansas’s medical marijuana industry will be revised and sent back out for public comment, the director of the Arkansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Division said Thursday.
A federal judge in Little Rock has temporarily blocked the state of Arkansas from enforcing a pair of state laws against an Arkansas County cryptocurrency mining operation the state is investigating over concerns of foreign ownership.
GRADUATION DAY: Stephen Baker at his daughter's graduation ceremony. Credit: Last Prisoner Project
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