Money in Fort Smith news on Thursday, October 15, 2026
In Money in Fort Smith on Thursday, October 15, 2026: In The Know: SQ 847 would cap Oklahomans’ property tax grow. Also: Arkansas panel decertifies three former Fort Smith police officers over hazing with loaded pistols, stun guns; Large hospital acquisitions are expected to be a defining healthcare M&A story in 2026.
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- In The Know: SQ 847 would cap Oklahomans’ property tax growth. At what cost? | What SQ 845 would change in state court system | Oklahoma sees 20% decrease in SNAP participantsOklahoma Policy Institute
- Arkansas panel decertifies three former Fort Smith police officers over hazing with loaded pistols, stun gunsThe Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
- Large hospital acquisitions are expected to be a defining healthcare M&A story in 2026.Fierce Healthcare
- Cannabis rescheduling is fueling deals, and post-merger integration will determine which companies win.MJBizDaily
- LTC Properties reports $95 million in new senior housing acquisitions.McKnight's Senior Living
- Kansas Board of Regents adopted an early warning rule for college athletics deals with private equity.Kansas Reflector
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