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.

Politics

For Two Republicans in Arkansas, a Senate Runoff Hinges on a Prison Fight

Two Republicans advance to a runoff in Arkansas Senate District 26, where opposition to a proposed Franklin County prison has become the defining issue in a closely watched special election.

Sports

Arkansas Survives Late Push, Defeats Ole Miss 94–87 in Oxford

Arkansas held off a late Ole Miss rally to earn a 94-87 road victory in Oxford, using a balanced scoring effort to secure a key win away from home.

Politics

As Crime Data Is Debated, Little Rock’s Mayoral Race Begins to Take Shape

Little Rock’s mayoral race is coming into focus as the vice mayor disputes the administration’s crime reduction narrative and calls for more actions for public safety.

News

Arkansas Revenue Runs $103 Million Ahead of Forecast as Fiscal Year Advances

Arkansas revenue collections are running nearly $103 million ahead of forecast midway through fiscal year 2026, despite a December dip driven by lower corporate income tax collections.

Sports

Arkansas Razorbacks Open SEC Play With Statement Win Over Tennessee

Arkansas opened SEC play with an 86–75 win over Tennessee at Bud Walton Arena, powered by a career night from freshman guard Darius Acuff and a strong late surge.

News

With Vouchers Now Universal, Arkansas Public Schools Confront a Historic Enrollment Drop

The expansion of school choice vouchers in Arkansas coincides with a historic decline in public school enrollment, the largest in two decades.

Business

Arkansas Athletics Adapts to the NIL Era With a New Partnership

Arkansas Athletics is entering a new phase of the NIL era with a platform designed to connect student athletes with brand donors and local businesses.