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Arkansas gives more than $15 million in state grants to support mental health, baby boxes
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders along with the Arkansas Department of Human Services approved $15 million in grants to support Arkansas residents on August 23.
Arkansas Comic Con brings Hollywood, Broadway and WWE celebrities to Central Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Nerds, geeks, and fanboys delight! Arkansas Comic Con is just around the corner. The fan extravaganza is set to kick off on Sep. 6 at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock and will be open at the following hours:. Friday, Sep. 6: 3:00 PM...
Arkansas Advanced Energy unveils statewide local Economic Development Support Program
LITTLE ROCK, AR – The Arkansas Advanced Energy Association (AAEA) announces a groundbreaking initiative aimed at bolstering local economies and promoting sustainability across Arkansas. As a leader in the state’s “new economy,” AAEA is dedicated to driving economic development through advanced energy solutions, which are critical to building a resilient and thriving Arkansas.
The Arkansas Newswrap: Abortion Rights, School Superintendent Termination, and Arkansas' First LEGO Store
In this week’s episode of The Arkansas Newswrap, the Arkansas Supreme Court’s decision to disqualify a proposed amendment to legalize abortion, detail the termination of Blytheville School District's superintendent amid financial scrutiny, and celebrate the opening of Arkansas' first LEGO store in Rogers. Additional updates include the ongoing lawsuit over the Arkansas LEARNS Act, the 'I Voted' sticker design contest in Washington County, and a new data center manufacturing facility in Pocahontas.
Arkansas scientists studying medical properties of scorpion venom
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Scientists in Arkansas are researching the potential medical properties of scorpion venom. According to a release, scientists at Arkansas Tech University (ATU) and the University of Arkansas (U of A) have "produced a high-quality genome assembly for a scorpion," which they say could lead to the development of pain treatments.
4th Fort Smith International Film Festival kicks off
FORT SMITH, Ark — The Fort Smith International Film Festival runs Thursday, Aug. 22, through Saturday, Aug. 24, at Temple Live and The Bricks. The fourth year of the film festival, which has grown to become the largest in the region, brings several significant firsts. There are more films to see this year, with 201 total and 34 feature films — double the amount from previous years.
Guided tour and fall equinox sunset at Plum Bayou Mounds Archeological State Park
Scott, Ark. – Join us at Plum Bayou Mounds Archeological State Park on Sept. 21 for a unique guided tour of the historic mound site, culminating in the observation of the fall equinox sunset. The tour is scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults, $4 for children ages 6-12, and free for children under 6.
Harrisburg School Board approves roof repairs, policy updates, budget
HARRISBURG, Arkansas — The Harrisburg School Board approved a contract for roof repairs and several policy changes during its last meeting before the 2024-2025 school year. Board members accepted a contract agreement on roof repairs to the old fieldhouse building. The board also approved the student handbooks for all three campuses, adopted the district policy book for the school year, and adopted policy changes as approved by the Arkansas School Boards Association.
Fun Events in Texarkana and Beyond This Weekend August 23-25
Hooray for the weekend! This weekend enjoy the outdoors when you can, the temperatures will be in the mid-90s but the forecast is calling for low humidity and that can make all the difference. We found a few events going on this weekend August 23-25 that are worth checking out.
Christian’s Arkansas Roof Cleaning Launches New Website, Celebrating 5 Years of Top-Notch Service
Christian's Arkansas Roof Cleaning, founded in 2019, celebrates its 5th anniversary with a new website launch. The Greenbrier, AR-based company offers professional roof cleaning services and special promotions to mark the occasion. Greenbrier, AR - August 23, 2024 - Christian's Arkansas Roof Cleaning, a leading provider of professional roof cleaning...
Capital Hotel announces passing of General Manager Gregory Pirkle
The general manager of Little Rock's Capital Hotel Gregory Pirkle has died, the hotel announced in a post to its Facebook page. Pirkle had managed the city's premiere hotel destination since April of 2002. His career in the hospitality industry spanned more than three decades. "They say a legacy is...
OSU will be Hogs’ early season measuring stick
It’s hard to believe that a week from today, the Arkansas Razorbacks will already be 1-0 after blowing out Pine Bluff in Little Rock, and looking ahead to their Sept. 7 non-conference showdown with Oklahoma State in Stillwater. Whoa, Nellie, you might say. Don’t hook the cart before the...
Lake of the Ozarks Shootout boat races set for this weekend
The largest unsanctioned charity boat race in the U.S. returns to the Lake of the Ozarks this weekend. The 2024 Lake of the Ozarks Shootout boat races are scheduled this Saturday and Sunday, starting at 8:30 a.m. both days. Boats from across the country come to race over the weekend, and thousands of people will watch from the water and the land.
“Me When I Retire From The League” | 30-Year-Old MLB Player Monte Harrison Will Now Play College Football For Arkansas Razorbacks and Even Has LeBron James Poking Fun At Him
The 2024 college football season begins this Saturday with what’s known as Week Zero. That will lead us into Week 1, where there will be […]
Lomholt takes slender lead in Oklahoma Open
Magnus Lomholt of Little Rock, Ark., fired a 6-under 64 Thursday to hold a one-shot lead following the first round of the 110th Oklahoma Open on the East Course at Oak Tree Country Club. Lomholt leads Owen Stamper of Scottsdale, Ariz., and James Ross of Spring, Texas, who each shot...
Daily Newscast for Friday, August 23, 2024
Here's the latest local and regional news from the Little Rock Public Radio Newsroom for Friday, August 23, 2024. - The Arkansas Supreme Court has ruled that signatures collected by paid canvassers for the Arkansas Abortion Amendment cannot be counted, meaning the ballot measure will likely not appear on the November ballot.
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