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Andrew DeMillo
Associated Press
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Safety
Interstate Bridge's Crack Likely Dates Back to 1970s
It went undetected for years.
Supply Chain
Mississippi River Traffic Reopens Under Damaged Bridge
More than 45 tug boats hauling about 700 barges had been idled, waiting for clearance.
Safety
Repairs to Interstate Bridge Could Take Months
Engineers are still struggling to determine if the bridge can hold its own weight and the weight of construction crews.
Operations
Chinese Company Abandons $1.8B Paper Mill in U.S.
The company cited 'continued political friction and economic instability.'
Food & Beverage
Ark. Can't Enforce Meat-Labeling Law
The law bans using terms such as 'burger' or 'sausage' to sell vegetarian and vegan products.
Regulation
Vote Would Expand Execution Drug Secrecy
Arkansas and a dozen other states have enacted laws since 2011 preventing the release of information about the source of their execution drugs.
Supply Chain
Concern in AR Town Highlights Trade Fears
Locals fear the threat of trade war, as a billion-dollar investment planned by a Chinese company has been delayed.
Regulation
Judge Dismisses Monsanto Lawsuit
Arkansas enacted a ban after receiving nearly 1,000 complaints last year about the weed killer drifting onto fields and damaging crops not resistant to the herbicide.
Regulation
Monsanto Trying to Stop Another Weed Killer Ban
Farmers say the weed killer drifts onto their crops and causes widespread damage.
Supply Chain
Arkansas Finds Death Penalty Drug Maker
The New York company says it won't sell its products if they'll be used in executions.
Supply Chain
Monsanto Sues State
Farmers say the herbicide has caused widespread damage.
Supply Chain
Weed Killer is Turning Neighbor Against Neighbor
The furor surrounding the herbicide known as dicamba is being blamed for the recent death of soybean farmer Mike Wallace.