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Gas line ruptured at UA, buildings evacuated

People were evacuated from University of Arkansas buildings Wednesday morning after a gas line ruptured on Dickson Street near the hillside auditorium, according to a Twitter message from the university.

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Beebe asks state police to review absconder case

Gov. Mike Beebe asked state police Wednesday to join in an inquiry into state parole officials’ handling of an eight-time absconder who went on to be arrested and charged in a Little Rock kidnapping...

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The state/region in brief

Trial rescheduled for triple slaying ARKADELPHIA — A trial has been rescheduled for a man charged in the slayings of two young Arkansas girls and their stepfather.

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Game & Fish seizes swan, kills babies

Sandra Fite knew the Harris Brake Lake swans she’d come to see as pets were in trouble when she saw the cages.

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Body recovered near Kings River

The body of a 55-year-old woman was found Tuesday along Kings River near Berryville, according to a news release from the Carroll County sheriff’s office.

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NW Arkansas today

QUOTE OF THE DAY “We are an elderly county — probably 75 percent of our income comes from Medicare and other secondary sources.As our population gets older, they tend to become our patients.” Betty...

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Utility sopping up mineral-oil spill

Oklahoma Gas & Electric continues to collect and contain mineral oil that spilled from a ruptured transformer on June 1 near Fort Smith, a spokesman for the company said.

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Durrett Running For Prosecutor

Matt Durrett, assistant prosecutor, announced he's a candidate for prosecuting attorney.

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Threet Is Candidate For Circuit Judge

Washington County Prosecutor John Threet is running for circuit court judge in the 4th Judicial District, which includes Washington and Madison counties.

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Gas Leak Prompts Campus Evacuation

Several thousand students evacuated nine University of Arkansas buildings late Wednesday morning after a construction crew cut an underground gas line on Dickson Street near the Hillside Auditorium.

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Institute Graduates Receive Two Diplomas

Tonya Carter said she regrets dropping out of high school two weeks before graduation.

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Springdale Man Hospitalized After Beating

A man was flown to Springfield, Mo., after he was beaten during a robbery Tuesday.

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Kid’s Center Creates Draw At Tournament

Children’s laughter rolled over the 17th green Wednesday morning at Pinnacle Country Club.

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Camp Promotes Science

Scientific solutions through teamwork and compromise are the goals of 60 students attending Camp Invention where they are looking for a method of sending lost foreign rubber ducks safely back to their...

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Missing Girl At Heart Of Pond Search

The Benton County Sheriff’s Office received an anonymous letter saying the body of a missing Pea Ridge teenager might be in a pond off Arkansas 94 near Little Flock.

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Osage Creek Events Center Eyes 2014 Opening

The long-awaited Osage Creek amphitheater is on schedule for a full season of concerts and other events beginning in June 2014, the Benton County Planning Board was told Wednesday.

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County Road Work Boosts Recycling

Benton County officials think they may solve a pair of problems by changing the way roads are paved.

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Groups Unite For Bloc Festival

A new festival will fill downtown streets and alleys tonight as musicians, artists and businesses come together for Around the Bloc.

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Cracker Barrel Looking At Bentonville

Northwest Arkansas could get a second Cracker Barrel if things go as planned.

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Business Celebrates 25 Years

Joe Brooks compared Advanced Environmental Recycling Technologies’s 25-year history to riding a roller coaster.

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