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The resolutions will allow legislative committees to debate and discuss future crypto mine regulations. -
The room met max capacity minutes after the meeting began, with dozens standing inside the meeting room and others listening from the hallway. -
The expanded facility adds 900 square feet, more office space, and a party room for events. -
Representatives of Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders insist no mistake was made in the $19,000 lectern purchase. -
The Arkansas Department of Transportation kicked off National Work Zone Awareness Week by debuting some further actions the department is taking to keep crews safe on state highways. -
The report found “potential non-compliance with state law” after Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders' office purchased a $19,000 lectern. -
Lawmakers are expected to release the results of Arkansas Legislative Audit’s investigation into the controversial purchase of a $19,000 lectern last year by Sanders’ office. -
The audit report will be released this week. -
Griffin also spoke about recent gun related regulations the Biden Administration is trying to implement. -
Hill said Japan is an important partner of the U.S
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