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Elections
3 days ago
Crawford, Green, and Parsons Spar Over Middle East Conflict, Tariffs, and Rural Crises in District 1 Debate

Candidates vying to represent Arkansas in U.S. Congressional District 1 laid out contrasting visions over foreign military entanglements, global tariffs, and the district’s rural infrastructure crisis during a debate Wednesday.

Elections
5 days ago
Arkansas Gubernatorial Candidates Clash Over Healthcare, Education, and State Spending in Live Debate

All three candidates for Arkansas governor took the stage together during Arkansas TV’s Debate Week, highlighting their differences over the direction of the state.

Education
1 week ago
A-State Dedicates College of Veterinary Medicine’s Equine Barn

Dubbed the “Dash Goff Equine Center – Nodouble Barn” it is named after Dash Goff, who gifted $1 million to the CVM, which officially opened and started classes in August.

Agriculture
2 weeks ago
Dedication Ceremony of Dash Goff Equine Center – Nodouble Barn Next Week

Students at the College of Veterinary Medicine have a new learning tool they will use for hands-on learning at Arkansas State University.  

image of fireman putting out fire with Burn Ban Lifted in foreground
Weather Updates
2 weeks ago
Craighead County Burn Ban Lifted Due to Rainfall

Due to the recent rainfall, conditions have improved, reducing the risk of wildfires and making it safe to resume controlled outdoor burning.

News
3 weeks ago
Gov. Sanders Suspends Dyed Diesel Penalties for Arkansas Farmers and Loggers Amid High Fuel Costs

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders declared a state of emergency Tuesday, signing an executive order that temporarily allows Arkansas farmers and loggers to use tax-free, dyed diesel fuel in highway vehicles without facing state penalties.

Dry conditions, extreme heat and widespread burn bans are adding new challenges as Northeast Arkansas farmers prepare for post-harvest field burning — while a deadly 2023 crash serves as a warning about the dangers of smoke on area highways.
Agriculture
3 weeks ago
Arkansas Department of Agriculture Reminds Producers of Voluntary Smoke Management Guidelines

Producers are urged to plan carefully and follow both the voluntary guidelines and all legal requirements to reduce risk.

Agriculture
4 weeks ago
$5M Bridge Loan Announced to Facilitate Purchase of Arkansas Peanut Harvest

A $5 million loan from the Governor’s Quick Action Closing Fund will be used to facilitate Delta Peanut’s purchase of this year’s peanut harvest.

Agriculture
4 weeks ago
Arkansas Celebrates Rice Month with Inaugural Rice in Schools Conference and Program Expansion

During the 2025–2026 school year, 20 schools participated in the Rice in Schools initiative, providing 4,668 students with hands-on cooking labs and taste tests.

Weather Updates
1 month ago
Northeast Arkansas Remains Trapped in September Heat and Drought

Record-breaking heat, persistent drought and a stubborn ridge of high pressure are keeping Northeast Arkansas stuck in summer mode—even as fall arrives next week

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