Worth Sparkman is a reporter at Axios Local, NW Arkansas. He covers a range of topics including regional interest, government and politics, social issues, and world affairs, with a particular focus on Arkansas and its connection to broader themes such as retail and real estate. Worth's work has been featured in Axios.
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The Fayetteville City Council meets tonight. Here are a few highlights of what you can expect members to vote on:
🚨 The Fayetteville Police Department is investigating two incidents at an apartment complex where University of Arkansas students have fallen from balconies in the past week. (5 News)
Cancer incidence among young and middle-aged women is rising, driven in part by a growing number of new lung cancer cases that are striking women more than men for the first time, per updated American Cancer Society statistics.
👶 Arkansas Children's Research Institute received a $3 million grant to study the impact of so-called forever chemicals — polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS — on infant and child development. (KNWA)
The second full week of the 95th General Assembly closes today. Why it matters: The regular session is when lawmakers hash out proposed changes to state law.
Barbecue is an art, not a commodity. I worry about trying new places because my personal standard is high, but also subjective.
👩⚖️ Karen Baker, Arkansas Supreme Court Chief Justice, and her fellow justices did not settle their disagreements over the scope of her authority after a public meeting Thursday. (Arkansas Advocate)
Air quality in Northwest Arkansas is improving overall, according to year-over-year data.
A good cup of coffee is simple. So is a good coffeehouse. The setup: I found myself in Siloam Springs on deadline.
✋ Nonprofits working with the U.S. State Department's Refugee Resettlement Reception and Placement Program were ordered to stop assistance to refugees, meaning 65 people from NWA will not get financial assistance previously allocated for them. (Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette)
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