For years, Arkansas farmers, ranchers and producers have been calling for a modernized Farm Bill. Economic conditions have changed dramatically since the last bill was signed into law in 2018. 

The Arkansas Department of Education has released the 2025–2026 letter grades for schools and districts across the state, marking the second year that districts have received overall ratings.

Research into Alzheimer’s disease and dementia has advanced significantly in recent years. We know more about reducing risk, detecting cognitive decline earlier and treating the disease than we did when Arkansas developed its previous state plan.

A wedding photographer has to be everywhere and nowhere at once: close enough to get the shot, but far enough away to stay out of the ceremony.

College athletics have changed dramatically in recent years, but the rules governing student athletes have struggled to keep pace.

Arkansas officials have announced a new plan aimed at helping families who have been waiting for years for services through the state’s Community and Employment Support (CES) Waiver program.

This week at the State Capitol, lawmakers examined issues ranging from state finances and education to childcare, workforce services and Arkansas’ growing energy needs.

When July Misenhimer joined the Huntsville Police Department as a school resource officer Aug. 31, she became part of the same small-town police force where her husband, Zach Misenhimer, has served for more than four years.

Twenty-five years ago, radical terrorists shockingly and ruthlessly attacked our nation. In a matter of hours, 2,977 innocent lives were taken, families were changed forever and America entered a new era.

As the United States continues to celebrate its 250th year, Arkansans are preparing for another important election season.

Flashing lights on the side of the highway should immediately tell every driver to do two things: slow down and move over.

One of Huntsville’s newest school resource officers, Ricky Pedraza, was hired Sept. 1.

The Flying Razorbacks of the Arkansas Air National Guard have sat in many different pilot seats over seven decades. Throughout that history, our airmen have flown everything from modified bombers in the 1950s to fighter aircraft like the F-4, F-16 and A-10.

Arkansas expanded its maternal health services on Sept. 1 when Medicaid began reimbursing doula and lactation consultant care under rules recently approved by the Arkansas Legislative Council.

Labor Day gives us an opportunity to recognize the men and women whose hard work keeps Arkansas moving forward.

Friday, Sept. 11, will mark the 25th anniversary of one of the darkest days in American history.

Freedom of Speech was disturbed when Charlie Kirk was assassinated on Sept. 10, 2025, while speaking to 2,000 students at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah.

Every life lost to an overdose is a tragedy, but every life saved is a reason to keep fighting.

Arkansas has begun the gradual rollout of its new welfare‑to‑work requirement for certain Medicaid beneficiaries, launching a soft start of the program on July 1 before full implementation arrives on Jan. 1, 2027.

When we think about NASA and space exploration, it can be easy to assume that work happens far away from Arkansas. But a recent legislative meeting showed there may be significant opportunities for our state in America’s next chapter of space exploration.