AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMedicaid in Arkansas: Arkansas’ Medicaid expansion (ARHOME) is facing fresh pressure as federal work requirements and new rules raise the risk of people losing coverage over paperwork and other barriers—not because they’re ineligible. Public Health: Arkansas is reporting 14–26 cases year-to-date of cyclosporiasis as a national outbreak continues, with health officials urging careful food handling and hydration. State Economy & Tourism: Arkansas hit a record 54.3 million visitors in 2025, but spending dipped slightly to $10.2 billion—still a major boost for jobs and local taxes. Local Government & Safety: Little Rock plans to demolish a Markham Street pedestrian bridge after it was struck by a car, while Mountain Home is rolling out license plate reader cameras on key roads. Education & Health Care: UAMS opened a new orthopaedic and sports medicine clinic in Little Rock, and Arkansas’ Medicaid work requirements are also being implemented statewide. Sports & Community: Arkansas high school football headlines include Bryant seeking a big out-of-state matchup with St. Frances Academy, and Bald Knob’s new coach Jerrod Barnhill is starting a more pass-heavy era.
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