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The state House of Representatives began what was expected to be lengthy debate Thursday on a landmark bill that would ban the sale of soda in schools.

Dejaa Shearer GlenOak, Junior Track and field Favorite class Dance. Favorite teacher Mr. King. Favorite TV shows ‘Sweet 16’ and ‘Parental Control.’ Favorite movie ‘Tales from the Hood.’ Favorite…

SafeBrowse, creator of the industry’s most trusted and highly rated parental control software, announced today that Safe Eyes 2006 has received PC Magazine’s Editor’s Choice award, the publication’s highest honor. PC Magazine’s review of the product is published in Issue 8, due on newsstands the week of April 24. The PC Magazine award follows Safe Eyes’ top rating in 2005 by the nation’s leading

Fayetteville (AP) – A man accused of striving to take part in a holy war against Israel is asking for a trial delay so he can negotiate a plea with prosecutors. Former University of Arkansas graduate student Arwah Jaber was indicted by a federal grand jury in August.

Hot Springs (AP) – A man on trial in Hot Springs for the death of his girlfriend’s 15-month-old son has testified that the little boy was injured in a fall. Twenty-five-year-old Sean A. Michaud testified Tuesday that a Garland County sheriff’s investigator coerced a statement from him.

Little Rock (AP) – A new report says Arkansas ranks 44th out of 50 states and the District of Columbia with 37 percent of uninsured people unable to get medical care when needed. The report was issued Wednesday by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Little Rock – Police say one person is dead after a shooting at a Little Rock apartment complex. It happened around 3:00 Wednesday morning at the Westgate apartments on 65th Street. When police arrived on the scene, they found two victims shot.

SafeBrowse, creator of the industry’s most trusted and highly rated parental control software, announced today that Safe Eyes 2006 has received PC Magazine’s Editor’s Choice award, the publication’s highest honor. PC Magazine’s review of the product is published in Issue 8, due on newsstands the week of April 24. The PC Magazine award follows Safe Eyes’ top rating in 2005 by the nation’s leading

The state of Arkansas has spent nearly sixteen million dollars implementing a new voting system, but some election officials are worried the new electronic voting machines may not be ready by the time early voting begins for the May primary.

SafeBrowse, creator of the industry’s most trusted and highly rated parental control software, announced today that Safe Eyes 2006 has received PC Magazine’s Editor’s Choice award, the publication’s highest honor.

TiVo introduces a dual tuner Series2 DVR. The TiVo Series DT allows you to record two shows at once. The TiVo Series2 DT DVR also features built-in Ethernet and USB ports to connect to the network. The TiVo DT supports TiVoToGo, TiVo Online Sche…

In his first major speech as the new president of the NAB, David Rehr said Monday that the broadcast media have to emphasize parental control and defend the First Amendment, but he also said they have “no objection to playing by the decency rules” so long as Congress and the FCC will draw the lines more clearly.

AwalNet, the leading internet service provider in Saudi Arabia, has recently launched an advanced software aimed at blocking the obscene content while surfing the web, in another bid to help protect the Saudi society from immoral materials and pornographic pictures that have become widely spread all over the internet nowadays.

Gateway today unveils its new Gateway® M285-E and CX210 Convertible Notebooks, which deliver high-end mobile performance with the flexibility of a Tablet PC to let customers take handwritten notes, draw diagrams, edit documents and enjoy a range of pen-based applications.

ST. CLAIR SHORES — Christopher Mareel was like another son to Christine Smith.

(Sports Network) – Chicago State announced on Wednesday it is withdrawing as a member of the Mid-Continent Conference, effective June 30. The Cougars will instead compete as a Division I independent during the 2006-07 school year.

(Sports Network) – The Boston Celtics and Delaware North Companies-Boston announced on Wednesday an agreement to amend and extend the Celtics lease to play at the TD Banknorth Garden through the 2020-2021 season. The new agreement will also include significant investments in the fan experience.

As the school year comes to an end, so will one principal’s time at a troubled local high school. Burke High Principal, Curtis Amos, resigned on Tuesday. He becomes the sixth principal to pass through the school in the last seven years.

(Sports Network) – The Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced Wednesday they have re-signed guard Sean Mahan to a contract, the terms of which remained undisclosed.

By Mike Copeland, Waco Tribune-Herald, Texas Apr. 18–Johnny Mankin, 62, a Tyler native who joined Waco Cablevision 30 years ago, is retiring Friday as division president for Time Warner Cable.