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Phil Reed

Phil Reed

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Weekday Morning Co-Anchor, KHBS/KHOG-TV (Rogers, AR)

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  • Arkansas bill to remove slavery ban exceptions dies in committee

    By Phil Reed Verified| KHBS/KHOG-TV (Rogers, AR) Verified A bill to remove exceptions on Arkansas's slavery ban has died in committee, Rep. Jay Richardson, the bill's sponsor, told 40/29 News. The House State Agencies and Governmental Affairs Committee ranked other amendments ahead of his to potentially go on a ballot for voters. House Bill 1002 would have amended the Arkansas Constitution to repeal the exception to the prohibition of slavery and involuntary servitude. The constitution allows the acts if they are punishment for a crime.

    By Phil Reed Verified · KHBS/KHOG-TV (Rogers, AR)

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Arkansas bill would put audio recording devices in school locker rooms

    By Phil Reed Verified| KHBS/KHOG-TV (Rogers, AR) Verified An Arkansas lawmaker is trying to clear up some confusion with a bill he introduced that would put audio recording devices in public school locker rooms and dressing rooms.Rep. Keith Brooks introduced House Bill 1866. He named it Eli's Law, after an Arkansas child who was assaulted.Here's how to track a bill through the State House and State Senate.Brooks said the bill would prevent bullying and hazing.He said the audio would be backed up on a storage device.

    By Phil Reed Verified · KHBS/KHOG-TV (Rogers, AR)

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Arkansas bill to remove slavery ban exceptions dies in committee

    By Phil Reed Verified| KHBS/KHOG-TV (Rogers, AR) Verified A bill to remove exceptions on Arkansas's slavery ban has died in committee, Rep. Jay Richardson, the bill's sponsor, told 40/29 News. The House State Agencies and Governmental Affairs Committee ranked other amendments ahead of his to potentially go on a ballot for voters. House Bill 1002 would have amended the Arkansas Constitution to repeal the exception to the prohibition of slavery and involuntary servitude. The constitution allows the acts if they are punishment for a crime.

    By Phil Reed Verified · KHBS/KHOG-TV (Rogers, AR)

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Hearst Corporation is a diversified global media, information, and services company founded in 1887 by William Randolph Hearst. It began with the acquisition of the *San Francisco Examiner* and has since expanded into a national newspaper chain. Hearst operates in various industries, focusing on innovation, integrity, and community impact. The company offers a wide range of services, including media and entertainment through its ownership of 35 television stations and partnerships with cable networks like A&E and ESPN. Hearst also publishes 24 daily newspapers and over 200 magazines worldwide, such as *Cosmopolitan* and *Esquire*. In addition, Hearst provides financial services through Fitch Group, which specializes in credit ratings and financial analysis. Its healthcare division, Hearst Health, delivers medical data analytics and clinical decision tools, while CAMP Systems International offers SaaS solutions for aircraft maintenance management. Hearst is committed to informing and inspiring audiences while investing in technology to enhance healthcare outcomes and promote investigative journalism.

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