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Little Rock Hosts No Kings Rally: A Test of Political and Social Divides
Hundreds joined the No Kings rally alongside Central Arkansas Pride in Little Rock, sparking debate over whether it will bridge or deepen political divides in the state.
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Sports
Home Crowd, New Spirit: Can Arkansas Rise to the Challenge of a Stronger Opponent?
As Arkansas faces a tougher Texas A&M squad, can the energy from the home crowd spark a turnaround and end the losing streak?
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Preserving the Wild: A Mountain Lion’s Legacy Lives on State University
A male mountain lion, recently killed in Hot Spring County, will be preserved at Henderson State University, offering Arkansas students a rare opportunity to study up close a species that had nearly disappeared from the state.
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A Lifeline for Arkansas Farmers? Rep. Crawford Introduces Bill for Immediate Relief
Rep. Rick Crawford introduces the Bridge the Gap for Rural Communities Act to provide urgent financial support to Arkansas farmers facing severe economic challenges.
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Franklin County Prison Plan Moves Forward as DOC Website Releases Key Outlines
The Arkansas Department of Corrections has released new details on the Franklin County prison project, outlining site plans, economic benefits, and contractor roles.
Business
Arkansas to Host Second Lithium Summit in Late October as State’s Industry Gains Momentum
Arkansas will host its second Lithium Innovation Summit on October 28–29, 2025, spotlighting the state’s expanding lithium industry and emerging economic opportunities.
Sports
A Late Surge and Costly Fumbles: Arkansas Pushes, but Tennessee Holds Off
Arkansas fights back against Tennessee, but missed opportunities and critical fumbles allowed the Volunteers to hold on for a 34-31 victory. Interim coach Bobby Petrino gives fans reason for optimism.
Politics
Special Election Scheduled While Sanders Chooses to Leave Seats Unfilled in Key Sessions
Special election dates have been announced in Arkansas, but Governor Sarah Sanders has delayed filling two legislative seats, leaving constituents without representation during important sessions.
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More Farms Are Closing. The Call for Government Intervention Feels More Like a Plea.
Arkansas’ farm sector is under pressure as closures rise and losses mount. Experts call for immediate government action to support agriculture and rural communities.
Culture
Arkansas State Fair Returns for Its 85th Edition, Promising Economic and Cultural Impact
The 85th Arkansas State Fair returns to Little Rock from October 10-19, featuring concerts, pageants, livestock competitions, and boosting the local economy with hundreds of thousands of visitors.
Sports
For Arkansas Basketball, a New Season Brings High Hopes and the Hardest Road Ahead
Arkansas basketball has announced its 2025-26 schedule, featuring top-ranked non-conference opponents, a challenging SEC slate, and high hopes under coach John Calipari.
Politics
Delayed Representation: The Growing Rift Over Arkansas’s Senate District 26 Election
Bipartisan opposition grows and a lawsuit challenges Governor Sanders’ decision to delay the Arkansas Senate District 26 election.