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4+ min ago (192+ words) The City of Tulsa, Oklahoma and Tulsa Metropolitan Utility Authority (Tulsa) filed on November 26th a Request for Administrative Hearing (Request) before the Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology Commission objecting to a Clean Water Act National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit issued to the City of Decatur, Arkansas. Tulsa alleges that it will be directly and negatively impacted by the issuance of NPDES Permit because increased flow into the Waste Water Treatment Plant and discharge from the Decatur WWTP will: " only result in greater pollution to the watershed Tulsa utilizes for clean water and result in damage to the people of Oklahoma and Northwest Arkansas. Tulsa also alleges that the issuance of the NPDES Permit is in violation of a Settlement Agreement involving the City of Decatur and several chicken producers in the United States District Court for the Northern…...
The SPEED Act is an opportunity to align permitting policy with grid reality
1+ hour, 22+ min ago (179+ words) Washington is finally putting real momentum behind permitting reform, and the House's'SPEED Act (H.R. 4776)'reflects a welcome recognition that our current system is too slow and too unpredictable to support... The post The SPEED Act is an opportunity to align permitting policy with grid reality appeared first on C3 Solutions. Washington is finally putting real momentum behind permitting reform, and the House's SPEED Act (H.R. 4776) reflects a welcome recognition that our current system is too slow and too unpredictable to support the kind of energy and economic growth the country is experiencing. The bill from House Natural Resources Chairman Bruce Westerman, R-Ark., and Rep. Jared Golden, D-Maine, aims to modernize the National Environmental Policy Act by shortening environmental reviews, reducing litigation delays and engaging earlier with communities. These are meaningful, practical fixes that would give many energy and infrastructure projects a clearer and…...
Liver flown from Cyprus saves Israeli woman in overnight mission, Rabin Medical Center says
1+ hour, 31+ min ago (90+ words) [Dr Nesher & Dr Tennak performing the transplant surgery at Rabin Medical Center. (photo credit: RABIN MEDICAL CENTER)]Cross-border coordination led by Israel's National Transplant Center enabled a rapid liver recovery in Nicosia and a successful transplant in Israel for 32-year-old Linoy Amsalem. Liver flown from Cyprus saves Israeli woman in overnight mission, Rabin Medical Center says Cross-border coordination led by Israel's National Transplant Center enabled a rapid liver recovery in Nicosia and a successful transplant in Israel for 32-year-old Linoy Amsalem....
Judge Rules Georgia's Ban on Transgender Inmate Care is Cruel and Unusual Punishment
3+ hour, 17+ min ago (184+ words) " You Can Be on Our Mailing List Whether You're Naughty or Nice A federal court has stopped Georgia from enforcing a law that blocked gender-affirming care for transgender people in state prisons. What's Happening:A judge issued a permanent order Wednesday to halt enforcement of SB 185, a law that took effect in July. The judge ruled the law violated constitutional protections against cruel and unusual punishment. What's Important:The law prevented the state from spending money on gender reassignment surgeries, hormone replacement therapy, and procedures that alter physical characteristics for transgender inmates. The ruling means those restrictions can no longer be enforced while the case moves through the courts. Between the Lines:Governor Brian Kemp signed the measure into law in May. Five months later, a federal judge determined it crossed constitutional boundaries under the Eighth Amendment. Catch Up Quick:…...
Gianni Hunt scores 21 as East Texas A&M tops Central Arkansas 75-68
9+ hour, 16+ min ago (112+ words) COMMERCE, Texas (AP) " Gianni Hunt scored 21 points to help East Texas A&M defeat Central Arkansas 75-68 on Sunday. Hunt also had seven assists and five rebounds for the Lions (5-4). Gianni Hunt scores 21 as East Texas A&M tops Central Arkansas 75-68 December 7, 2025, 8:52 PM Hunt also had seven assists and five rebounds for the Lions (5-4). Damian Garcia totaled 15 points and six rebounds. Ronnie Harrison Jr. scored 13 on 6-for-8 shooting. Camren Hunter led the way for the Bears (4-6) with 20 points. Ty Robinson had 16 points and Luke Moore pitched in with 11 points and six assists....
LPGA Final Qualifying reduced to 72 holes after more rain, will likely finish Tuesday
12+ hour, 11+ min ago (332+ words) Rain continues to wreak havoc on LPGA Final Qualifying. After play was suspended for the second time in four days on Sunday morning, the LPGA announced that it will reduce the scheduled 90-hole qualifying tournament to 72 holes. The goal is to complete the third and fourth rounds by the end of Tuesday. There also will not be a cut, though the top 25 finishers and ties will still earn LPGA cards. The start of the first round at Magnolia Grove in Mobile, Alabama, was pushed back from Thursday to Friday because of inclement weather. The second delay happened at 9:05 a.m. CT on Sunday and lasted until 2:30 p.m. Third-round action was called for darkness with the 115-player field, split among the Falls and Crossings courses, having completed between four and 11 holes. Originally, the field was supposed to be cut after 72 holes and the fifth…...
LPGA Final Qualifying reduced to 72 holes after more rain, will likely finish Tuesday
12+ hour, 11+ min ago (332+ words) Rain continues to wreak havoc on LPGA Final Qualifying. After play was suspended for the second time in four days on Sunday morning, the LPGA announced that it will reduce the scheduled 90-hole qualifying tournament to 72 holes. The goal is to complete the third and fourth rounds by the end of Tuesday. There also will not be a cut, though the top 25 finishers and ties will still earn LPGA cards. The start of the first round at Magnolia Grove in Mobile, Alabama, was pushed back from Thursday to Friday because of inclement weather. The second delay happened at 9:05 a.m. CT on Sunday and lasted until 2:30 p.m. Third-round action was called for darkness with the 115-player field, split among the Falls and Crossings courses, having completed between four and 11 holes. Originally, the field was supposed to be cut after 72 holes and the fifth…...
A Memphis Favorite Hopes to Make a Comeback
14+ hour, 11+ min ago (136+ words) Hope springs eternal for a Memphis area restaurant that's faced-and overcome-quite a bit of adversity over the past few years. Belly Acres, which boasts a superior burger amongst other delicious options, may yet reopen its East Memphis location, thanks to new ownership, reports Commercial Appeal." For Memphis locals who haven't been following the hot Belly Acres gossip, the restaurant was evicted from its Poplar Avenue home in August of this year. The Leith brothers are currently working with Boyle Investment Company to hopefully reopen the East Memphis location." Kelly Mintzer | November 30, 2025 Kelly Mintzer | December 2, 2025 Courtney McGinley | July 28, 2025 Kelly Mintzer | September 11, 2025 Twinkle Jha | December 4, 2025 Twinkle Jha | December 5, 2025 Saheba Khatun | December 5, 2025...
15+ hour, 33+ min ago (870+ words) FAYETTEVILLE " Arkansas athletics director Hunter Yurachek said he talked to as many as 30 coaches during his widespread, two-month search to find a replacement for Sam Pittman this fall. Yurachek, speaking at a joint news conference with new coach Ryan Silverfield on Thursday, said he intentionally kept his search tightly controlled and under wraps for a reason. "I will tell you that my staff didn't know who I'd hired until Saturday night after the game when we got together," Yurachek said. "And that was the same way the entire search." Yurachek said he leaned on UA Board of Trustees member Ed Fryar of Rogers and former Razorback quarterback Kevin Scanlon, now the chairman of the board for the Razorback Foundation, for the closing stretches of his search. Yurachek also consulted with Randy Massanelli, vice chancellor for governmental relations at the UA,…...
19+ hour, 26+ min ago (1257+ words) Without any fanfare, an Arkansas legislative agency launched an online database of the administrative rules of state agencies earlier this year in a project that took more than five years of work to implement at an estimated price tag of $2.7 million. Despite the state's sizeable investment in the lengthy project, several attorneys and lobbyists said they weren't aware that there is an online database of the rules of Arkansas' state agencies, though they said they believed such a database would be helpful. There are 2,157 total rules codified into the Code of Arkansas Rules, said Matthew Miller, deputy director for legal services for the Bureau of Legislative Research. He said the state Department of Labor and Licensing is the agency with the most codified rules -- 324-- and the state Department of Health has the second-most codified rules -- 258. State administrative rules are policies…...