As Cotton Prices Slide, Arkansas Farmers Face Hard Choices in 2026

Falling cotton prices and rising costs are forcing Arkansas farmers to reconsider planting decisions for 2026, with some acreage likely shifting away from cotton as market pressures mount.

Arkansas Escapes Oklahoma With Late Surge to Win 83–79

Arkansas held off a late push from Oklahoma to secure an 83–79 road win, led by strong second half play from freshmen Darius Acuff Jr. and Meleek Thomas.

Arkansas Moves Away From Racial Quotas, Raising Questions About Representation

A federal judge has struck down Arkansas’ last racial quota for a state board, ending a decades old requirement for minority representation on the Ethics Commission.

Sanders’ New Appointees Assert Control of Corrections Board Amid Ongoing Legal Fight

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ new appointees moved quickly to take control of the Arkansas Board of Corrections, firing its attorney.

Arkansas Leans on Late Execution to Defeat LSU

No. 20 Arkansas rallied in the second half behind a dominant performance from freshman Darius Acuff Jr. to defeat LSU 85-81 at Bud Walton Arena on Saturday.

Comic Con Finds a Growing Audience in Arkansas

Comic conventions are drawing larger crowds in Arkansas as niche fandoms, celebrity appearances, and regional events turn pop culture gatherings into a growing cultural and business force.

With Ice and Snow Forecast, Arkansas Prepares for a Difficult Weekend

Arkansas braces for a major winter storm with snow, ice, and dangerously cold temperatures. Officials warn of hazardous roads and possible power outages into next week.

How Deep Is Arkansas State Police Involvement With ICE?

Arkansas lawmakers are pressing state police officials for details on how deeply the Arkansas State Police are involved with ICE, including training, detentions, costs, and the scope of immigration enforcement across the state.

Arkansas Overpowers No. 15 Vanderbilt With a Dominant Night in Fayetteville

Arkansas delivered a commanding home performance at Bud Walton Arena, rolling past No. 15 Vanderbilt 93-68 behind balanced scoring and sharp shooting.

Arkansas Moves to Join Federal Education Tax Credit Program in 2027

Arkansas will join a new federal education tax credit program, expanding school choice and scholarship funding for families statewide.

For Arkansans With Severe Obesity, a New Law Brings Long Awaited Hope

A new Arkansas law expands insurance coverage for bariatric surgery, offering new treatment options for residents with severe obesity.

A Late Push Was Not Enough as Arkansas Falls 90-76 at Georgia

Arkansas erased a second half deficit but could not sustain the momentum, falling 90-76 to Georgia in SEC play after a late Bulldogs surge in Athens.