Telehealth reaches patients where they are
Alice Walton’s vision for the future of health care in the heartland can be summed up in one word: access. Through the work of Heartland Whole Health Institute, her vision is coming to life, starting right here in Northwest Arkansas. Improving access requires transformation across the entire health care...
Arkansas State Police signs agreement with ICE, new law compels cooperation between law enforcement...
Arkansas State Police and ICE have signed an agreement allowing state troopers to perform some immigration officer functions, and a new law mandates the Division of Corrections and county jail staff to participate in ICE enforcement.
ARDOT aims to educate students on street safety with new cirriculum
The Arkansas Department of Transportation will launch its Street Smart program, which will attempt to instill proper road safety habits in students before they get behind the wheel and throughout their early driving years.
23 H-2A petitions by employers classified under Arkansas’ Other Services (except Public Administration) industry...
Employers classified under the Other Services (except Public Administration) industry based in Arkansas submitted 23 H-2A job orders during 2024, according to data provided by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services via the H-2A Employer Data Hub. All of these petitions submitted were approved. Employers are...
Features From Boomer Homes Gaining Popularity In Arkansas
Remember those unique design elements from grandma’s house that seemed so outdated? Well, they’re making a surprising comeback across Arkansas homes!. What was once considered passé is now the height of interior design fashion. I’ve watched homeowners eagerly incorporate these nostalgic elements that blend comfort,...
The Arkansas Newswrap: Death row lawsuit, Fayetteville reparations, and Guitar Wars
This week, Arkansas death row inmates sue to block a new execution method, a Fayetteville nonprofit pushes for reparations for Black residents, and amateur guitarists compete to support music education. Plus, exclusive context on legal battles and local equity initiatives. 00:00 – Intro. 01:07 – Death row inmates...
Retracing Our Roots:Jacob Wolf: the Man, the House, and Liberty
Welcome to Retracing Our Roots, where Heather Loftis, Sammy Raycraft, and Vincent Anderson rediscover Jacob Wolf, a pioneer who shaped the Ozarks. They explore his legacy and the region's early history, offering insights into the lives of its first settlers. First, we received a lot of feedback and a couple...
Little Rock police looking for 2023 deadly shooting suspect
Little Rock police are searching for a man who they say is connected to a deadly shooting that happened back in December of 2023.
Mark Catfish Month by taking a fishing trip
August is National Catfish Month. Catfish are one of Arkansas' top sportfish -- they can be found in most waters throughout the state, are fun to catch and taste great too, according to Scott Jones, small impoundment extension specialist for the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. "The quickest way...
Vermont authorities probing possible link between unsolved murder, Devil’s Den killings
LITTLE ROCK — The Vermont State Police has reached out to Arkansas authorities probing possible connections between the Devil’s Den State Park killings and an unsolved murder at a park in their state, Devil’s Lake State Park. Honoree Fleming, a retired college dean, was shot dead in...