Who’s Running Arkansas? Inside the 2026 Election Filings

With filings now complete, Arkansas voters get their first full look at the contenders shaping the 2026 elections, from the governor’s mansion to congressional seats.

Razorbacks Turn the Page With Commanding 93–56 Win Over UCA

The Razorbacks rebounded from their Michigan State loss in dominant fashion, crushing Central Arkansas 93–56 at Bud Walton Arena.

Arkansas Mandates Gun Safety Lessons in Schools, Testing a Divided America’s Resolve

Arkansas has become one of the first states to require firearm safety lessons in public schools, igniting national debate over how to address gun violence in classrooms.

Missed Opportunities and Rebounding Woes Cost Arkansas in Narrow Loss at Michigan State

Arkansas fell 69-66 at Michigan State in a closely contested game, struggling with rebounds, shooting, and missed opportunities in a matchup of legendary coaches.

The Wait Is Over: Arkansas Hunters Return to the Woods for Modern Gun Deer Season

As Arkansas’s modern gun deer season opens this weekend, thousands of hunters across the state are gearing up to head back into the woods, taking part in one of the state’s most popular outdoor activities.

Across the Nation, Flights Are Cut. In Arkansas, Airports Hold Steady—For Now.

As the record-breaking federal government shutdown forces major airlines to cancel flights across the nation, Arkansas airports are staying alert, even as local operations continue.

Fort Smith’s $50 Million Push to Fix an Aging Sewer System

Fort Smith has approved nearly $50 million in sewer system upgrades, marking a significant move to tackle long-overdue repairs to its aging infrastructure under a federal consent decree.

Arkansas Unveils Sweeping Health Plan, Tied to $1 Billion Federal Bid

Arkansas has applied for $1 billion in federal Rural Health Transformation funds to overhaul its struggling rural health care system, launching new programs on nutrition, telehealth, workforce training and chronic disease prevention.

A Charged Political Mood Greets the Start of Arkansas Election Season

Arkansas 2026 election season opens in a charged political climate, with Democrats working to regain footing as Republicans display confidence.

Who Runs Arkansas Prisons? Court Says It’s the Board, Not the Governor

A Pulaski County judge has ruled that the Arkansas Board of Corrections, not Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, holds authority over the state’s correctional leadership, declaring two 2023 laws unconstitutional.

Razorbacks Make a Statement in Opener, Overpower Southern 109–77

Arkansas opened its basketball season in style, rolling to a dominant 109–77 win over Southern in a statement performance at Bud Walton Arena.

Another Day, Another Loss: Penalties, Pressure, and Pain Define Razorbacks Collapse Against Mississippi State

Arkansas Razorbacks suffered another heartbreaking 38–35 loss to Mississippi State in Fayetteville, marked by a program-record 18 penalties and a fourth-quarter collapse that extended their losing streak.