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Arkansas's top news stories | October 8, 2024
SUMMARY: The city of North Little Rock has revealed its new 31,000-square-foot Conference Center, which includes a ballroom, pre-function area, and prep kitchen. Mayor Terry Harwick expressed excitement for upcoming events. Weather-wise, temperatures are rising into the 70s and approaching 80°F in central Arkansas, with no rain in sight. Meanwhile, dry conditions have led to grass fires in northwestern Arkansas. In local crime news, Cornelius Sherford was arrested for firing shots outside a Walmart, and eight former dispensary employees were charged with falsifying prescriptions. Additionally, early voting for the upcoming election has commenced across 25 states, with nearly 2 million ballots cast.
Jurnee Taylor presents Arkansas’s top news stories for October 8, 2024, including the latest hurricane coverage and ongoing recovery efforts in several states.
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40/29 Chief Meteorologist Darby Bybee says we’ll have more chilly nights with warm afternoons in Arkansas.
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SUMMARY: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the October 7th Memorial in Jerusalem, honoring over 1,200 victims of the Hamas attack a year ago and acknowledging hostages still in Gaza. He emphasized the resilience of the Jewish people in facing this tragedy, comparing their fight to that of lions, supported by the U.S. government and citizens. U.S. Senators Richard Blumenthal and Lindsey Graham also participated in commemorations. At the White House, a rabbi led a prayer, and President Biden lit a candle for the victims. Yasmine Mgal attended a remembrance on the National Mall for her cousin, Omar Nutra, a victim of the attack.
It’s been a year since the attack on Israel by Hamas terrorists that killed 1,200 people including 46 Americans.
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Database: More than 13,000 gender reassignment procedures on minors between 2019-23 | National
SUMMARY: Sex reassignment procedures for children have gained attention, leading to laws restricting or banning them in half of U.S. states. From 2019 to 2023, at least 13,394 procedures were conducted on minors, including hormone blockers and surgeries. The nonprofit Do No Harm reports that these procedures, often irreversible, were concentrated in states like California and Washington, which advocate for such treatments. Procedures peaked in 2022 but showed variations across states. Despite some states enacting bans, billing for these procedures continued. The organization aims to address concerns about the long-term health impacts on youth undergoing these interventions.
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