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Hutchinson considers special legislative session with look at school security

Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Thursday he is discussing a potential legislative special session in the coming months that would include an agenda item on Arkansas school safety and security.

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Arkansas governor parks the burden of gun violence with teachers and schoolchildren

Arkansas governor parks the burden of gun violence with teachers and schoolchildren
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Chair of Arkansas School Safety Commission says improved reporting system needed

Cheryl May, chair of the commission, says a statewide network is needed to report potential threats in an effort to help avoid school shootings in the future.

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Arkansas governor says bipartisan response needed to address mass shootings

Speaking on CBS' Face the Nation, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said he has reached out to Republican and Democratic leaders for possible solutions to gun violence.

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Arkansas governor calls for increasing school safety after Texas mass shooting

Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Wednesday he will review recommendations made after a shooting four years ago to find ways to "ensure our children will be safe at school."

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