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Arkansas Stop the Violence Commission reacts to weekend violence leaving four dead and three injured
People in the capital city said it's weekends like this when four people died and three others were injured that put into perspective the issue of violence and the need to put it to an end.
Arkansas Group Urges Governor to Address Gun Violence as Families Continue to Suffer
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – An Arkansas advocacy group is calling on Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders to take decisive action against gun violence, following months of inaction on their request to remove illegal guns from the streets. On May 10, members of the group Arkansas Stop The Violence delivered a...
Russellville-based recovery center gets $2.1 million grant
On Friday, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and the Arkansas Department of Human Services announced $15 million in grants to fund infrastructure improvements that support individuals with substance use disorders, mental illnesses, or intellectual disabilities. Recipient organizations offer Medicaid treatment in community-based settings for specialty populations around the state... The Adult...
Hutchinson to join School of Law faculty in Fayetteville as Executive in Residence
Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson will join the University of Arkansas School of Law as executive in residence during the spring 2025 semester. Law school should be challenging, and the difficulty is part of the success, Hutchinson, a 1975 U of A School of Law graduate, reminded first-year students during his orientation keynote speech.
Clinton man arrested in decades-old murder case
Authorities have arrested a Van Buren County man in connection with the 1980 murder of a Washington woman following a renewed investigation into the decades-old case. According to a release, on Tuesday, Aug. 20, deputies and investigators from the Van Buren County Sheriff’s Office, along with members of the 20th Judicial District Drug Task Force, assisted detectives from the Kent Police Department in apprehending Kenneth Kundert, 65, a resident of Clinton, Ark.
Doneiko Slaughter's versatility key for Arkansas entering season
Since arriving at Arkansas in the offseason, defensive back Doneiko Slaughter has somewhat flown under the radar. During spring practices, Slaughter earned the starting job at nickel back and emerged as key leader in the Razorbacks secondary. Through fall camp, the senior hasn't looked back as the team prepares for Thursday's season-opener.
Jefferson County judge changes weight limits to ‘protect roads’ while disrupting logging and forestry industries
Many people in the logging industry are still facing the repercussions of the Jefferson County Judge changing the weight limit on county roads with apparently no notice to the industries.
Grassfire along I-430 northbound causes standstill traffic
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Update: As of 3:35 p.m., all lanes have been cleared. Traffic along I-430 northbound is currently at a standstill due to a grassfire in the area. According to ARDOT reports, the lanes near mile marker 3.2 are blocked as crews work to put out the fire.
Arkansas football has released its official depth chart for UAPB
If it hasn't already hit you, this might do the trick. Arkansas football just released its official depth chart for the Arkansas Pine Bluff game. The offensive depth chart has no big surprises. However, there are some things to note. First is how deep the wide receivers are. Arkansas is at least three deep at the X, Z, and slot positions. The biggest surprise 29-year-old and former MLB player Monte Harrison, is the second-team X behind Andrew Armstrong. On the other hand, the offensive line depth only goes to two-deep. Injuries could be problematic if the Hogs can't keep the big guys healthy.
American Airlines will soon introduce daily nonstop flights from XNA to Philadelphia
The Northwest Arkansas National Airport announced on Sunday that daily nonstop flights between Bentonville and Philadelphia will start this year.
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