A major change to Arkansas' Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as food stamps, officially takes effect on July 1, 2026.
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BREAKING UPDATE: Arkansas National Guard Announces Fly Over Arkansas Schedule for America’s 250th Celebration
The Arkansas National Guard is taking to the skies as part of the Fly Over Arkansas celebration honoring America's 250th Birthday, with military aircr…
Dangerous Heat Expected Across Arkansas This Week With Heat Index Up To 114 Degrees
Dangerous heat will dominate the Arkansas weather forecast this week as the National Weather Service warns of increasingly hazardous conditions across much of the state.
Arkansas Broadcasting Legend B.J. Sams Dies at 91 After Inspiring Generations
Arkansas has lost one of its most beloved broadcasters.
Austin Reaves Signs Record $185 Million Lakers Deal After Remarkable Arkansas Journey
One of basketball's greatest underdog stories has reached historic heights.
Senator John Boozman Unveils Agricultural Act Of 2026 Farm Bill Discussion Draft
U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Chairman John Boozman of Arkansas has released legislative text for what he is calling Fa…
Urban 2026 Deer Hunt Registration For Cherokee Village, Fairfield Bay, Heber Springs, Horseshoe Bend Arkansas and other cities
Registration is now open for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s annual Urban Deer Hunt Program, offering hunters an opportunity to help manage nuisance deer populations in several Arkansas communities.
Arkansas Unemployment Rate Falls To 4.2% As State Employment Reaches Record High In May 2026
Arkansas' unemployment rate declined in May 2026 as the state's workforce and employment levels reached new record highs, according to data released b…
Arkansas TV Launching New Original Programs Focused On Arkansas Stories And Education
Arkansas TV has announced a major expansion of its locally produced programming lineup with several new and returning shows scheduled to premiere throughout July.
Atkins Man Sentenced To More Than 19 Years In Federal Prison For Child Sexual Abuse Material Production
An Atkins man will spend more than 19 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to producing child sexual abuse material involving underage victims, according to federal prosecutors.
