Northwest Arkansas authorities say new state laws give them more tools to fight human trafficking

FAYETTEVILLE — Police and prosecutors say recent changes to Arkansas law regarding human trafficking will help them save victims and punish perpetrators, but at least one area lawmaker says the work is far from finished.Read More

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