Arkansas net farm income projected to decline by 8 percent in 2025
Arkansas net farm income is projected to decline 8 percent to $2.91 billion in 2025, however, there are some signs that 2026 might see higher soybean and corn prices and the promise of ad hoc assistance, economists said. The Rural and Farm Finance Policy Analysis Center, or RaFF, working with...
Little Rock woman thanks first responders who saved her life after being pinned down...
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A Little Rock woman is thanking first responders for saving her life after strong winds caused a tree to fall into her home on April 5th, pinning her beneath it. Just when she thought she wouldn't survive, first responders gave her a second chance at...
Celebrating 21 years of the Clinton Center with presidential reflections
Hillary Clinton: The building is like my husband. It's open, it's expansive, it's welcoming, it's filled with light. And the exhibits tell a story of someone who loves his fellow man, who cares deeply about the future of all of our children, who recognizes our common humanity. Kyle Kellams: It...
Police: Arkansas high school assistant principal arrested on rape, grooming charges
ENGLAND, Ark. — The England Police Department has confirmed that a local high school assistant principal has been accused of and arrested on rape, sexual assault, and grooming charges. According to city police, Trent Morgan — who's listed on the school's website as a student success principal and coach...
Arkansas man arrested after threatening to ‘shoot up’ Faulkner County church
FAULKNER COUNTY, Ark. — An Arkansas man has now been arrested after he threatened to shoot up a church in Faulkner County on Sunday. According to reports, at about 11:37 a.m. on November 16, 2025, deputies with the Faulkner County Sheriff's Office (FCSO) were called to the New Bethel Church on Old Military Road.
Arkansas Attorney Michael Langley Honors His Roots While Shaping the Future of Law
Michael Langley grew up surrounded by the language of law and the quiet discipline that defines it. His father, a respected Arkansas attorney, became his earliest teacher. Watching him interact with clients and navigate the complexities of people’s lives left a mark that would shape Langley’s entire career. From a...
Local Runners Gather for Squatch Til You Drop Six-Hour Race at Allsopp Park
Earlier this November, the Squatch Til You Drop six-hour run returned to Allsopp Park in Little Rock. The event attracted trail runners from the city, who participated in a race across the park’s varied terrain. Participants ran on trails with roots, rocks, and hills under the trees of Allsopp Park. The event had a...
Record number of travelers projected for Thanksgiving
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Officials with AAA said those planning travel during the Thanksgiving holiday can expect plenty of company. Officials are projecting that 81.8 million people will travel at least 50 miles from home over the Thanksgiving holiday, from Tuesday, Nov. 25, to Monday, Dec. 1. This is the highest number...
Job Update: I’ve Finally Landed a Position!
In a recent update from a previous post on social media, a user shared their exciting news of landing a job as a concierge at the River Marker Tower condos downtown. The job, which pays $18 an hour, could potentially change their life and help them avoid eviction. However, the user also expressed concerns about the...
A-State Women use big fourth quarter to defeat Little Rock
Arkansas State (22) broke open a tight game with an 180 run to start the fourth quarter, pulling away for a home win over Little Rock on Saturday at First National Bank Arena. Zyion Shannon led the Red Wolves for the second straight game with 18 points, including...

















