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All power might not be restored until Friday, Entergy says Entergy Arkansas Inc. says it could be noon Friday before all power is restored from Wednesday night's thunderstorms by Staff reports 19 hrs. ago

Police identify murder victim (video) Hot Springs police charged a local woman with first-degree murder Wednesday evening following a shooting earlier in the day at 2216 Malvern Ave. by Grace Brown 5 hrs. ago

No definitive plans for ACTI building, officials say While personnel and programming changes have been solidified over the past several days, the fate of Arkansas Career Training Institute's physical campus is still unknown. 11 hrs. ago

Hot Springs Jazz Society hosts Flight Plan free concert The Hot Springs Jazz Society, The Sentinel-Record and Visit Hot Springs have come together to present a free concert by the Air National Guard Band of the Southwest's dynamic "Little Big Band" known as Flight Plan. 12 hrs. ago

Home, sweet home: Honey signs to play basketball at NPC One of Garland County's top basketball players is returning to take the hardwood in Garland County as a member of the National Park Nighthawks. by James Leigh 12 hrs. ago

Latest News

Neighborhoods look to reverse population decline Two historic areas disqualified from Community Development Block Grant infrastructure funding are working to bring the federal funds back to their neighborhoods, the city said. by David Showers 11 hrs. ago

HSSD represented at ADE summit English to Speakers of Other Languages Coordinator Melissa Bratton shared the Hot Springs School District's efforts to be welcoming for English Learners with teachers and administrators from around the state on Tuesday. 12 hrs. ago

Man who fought with police in street pleads guilty to aggravated assault A Hot Springs man charged with felony assault for fighting with police last year after causing a disturbance at a local business pleaded guilty Tuesday in Garland County Circuit Court. by Steven Mross 12 hrs. ago

Local News

Police identify murder victim (video) Hot Springs police charged a local woman with first-degree murder Wednesday evening following a shooting earlier in the day at 2216 Malvern Ave. by Grace Brown

State News

Family of slain ex-lawmaker 'sickened' by arrest The family of a former Arkansas state senator who was found dead outside of her home says they are "sickened and upset" by the thought that one of her friends could have been involved in her killing. by KEN MILLER The Associated Press

Sanders speculation shakes up 2022 race LITTLE ROCK -- Long before she became the spokeswoman for the Trump administration, Sarah Sanders was a well-known figure in Arkansas who appeared in campaign ads for her dad and learned about the state's rough-and-tumble politics by working on his campaign and others. by ANDREW DeMILLO The Associated Press

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National News

Staggering bust shows traffickers turning to East Coast If drug interdiction can be compared to a giant game of whack-a-mole, federal law enforcement officials delivered one mighty wallop this week when they raided a container ship at Philadelphia's port and discovered a staggering amount of cocaine. by MICHAEL RUBINKAM The Associated Press

Annual survey sees biggest US honeybee winter die-off yet WASHINGTON -- Winter hit U.S. honeybees hard with the highest loss rate yet, an annual survey of beekeepers showed. by SETH BORENSTEIN The Associated Press

World News

EU fights to keep nuclear deal alive amid US, Iran pressure BRUSSELS -- A year after the United States pulled out of the Iran nuclear agreement, the pact is at severe risk of collapse and the European Union is caught in the middle, struggling to keep supply lines open to the Islamic Republic's wilting economy under the threat of U.S. sanctions. by LORNE COOK The Associated Press

Egypt's ousted President Morsi buried after courtroom death CAIRO -- Egypt's first democratically elected president, Islamist leader Mohammed Morsi, was buried under heavy security early on Tuesday, a day after his dramatic collapse and death inside a Cairo courtroom, his family and a member of his defense team said. by SAMY MAGDY The Associated Press

Business

Hemp growers say standards needed AURORA, Ore. -- A unit of wheat is called a bushel, and a standard weight of potatoes is called a century. But hemp as a fully legal U.S. agricultural commodity is so new that a unit of hemp seed doesn't yet have a universal name or an agreed-upon quantity. by GILLIAN FLACCUS The Associated Press

Boeing grounding hovers over air show Uncertainty over a Boeing jet and apprehension about the global economy hover over the aircraft industry as it prepares for this week's Paris Air Show. by DAVID KOENIG The Associated Press

Sports

What's ahead in UA football: Who knows? Cheer up, Razorback fans: Less than 75 days 'til Your Heroes play football. by Bob Wisener

Viewpoints

Thursday's Letters to the Editor Protect dogs' feet from heat Dear editor: For all the dog walkers: Please remember that the temperatures are rising and dogs are subject to burning and blistering the pads of their feet.

Thumbs column The month of June is still abuzz with a range of activities that surely will pique the interest of locals and visitors alike.

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Lifestyles

Items of interest Elks 'Road Show' performs at First Step

Thursday Datebook Civic clubs Malvern Area Kiwanis Club will meet at noon today at Western Sizzlin', Malvern. For information, call Susan Lafond, 501-337-6422. Elks Lodge No. 380, 132 Abbott Place, will serve from the short order menu from 5-7 p.m. today. Members and guests welcome. There will be karaoke beginning at 5 p.m. and bean bag toss from 6:30-8:30 p.m.