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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.
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Politics
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.
Sports
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.
News
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.
News
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.
Sports
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.
Business
Missile Production in Arkansas Set to Expand Under New Pentagon and Lockheed Martin Deal
A new seven year Pentagon and Lockheed Martin agreement will significantly expand Patriot missile production in Camden, Arkansas, strengthening the state’s defense and aerospace industry.
Politics
Chosen, Then Canceled: The Pro-Trans Law Dean Controversy Rocking Arkansas
The University of Arkansas withdrew its appointment of Emily Suski as law school dean just days after announcing her hire, sparking debates over political pressure, academic freedom, and governance at public universities.
Sports
Arkansas Regains Its Edge in Convincing Victory Against South Carolina
Arkansas responded to a recent setback with a commanding 108-74 win over South Carolina at Bud Walton Arena, showcasing sharp ball movement, balanced scoring, and renewed defensive intensity.
Business
New Data Center Hub Coming to Little Rock With $6 Billion Investment, Largest in State History
A Connecticut based company plans a 6 billion dollar data center campus near Little Rock, marking the largest investment in Arkansas history and signaling the state’s growing role in cloud computing and artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Politics
In House District 70, a March Special Election Puts Democratic Fortunes in Focus
Arkansas voters in House District 70 will choose between Democrat Alex Holladay and Republican Bo Renshaw in a March special election that could signal broader political shifts in the state.
Sports
Arkansas Stumbles at Auburn, Taking First Conference Loss
Arkansas suffered its first SEC loss of the season Saturday night, falling 95-73 to an urgent Auburn team that controlled the game from start to finish in front of a home crowd.