As the trade war escalates— the impacts are hitting closer to home. Prices on both sides of the border might see an increase, while job demand might see a decrease.
After Dolly Parton passed away earlier this week, the flowers people have left for her are now getting a second life and bringing joy to hospice patients.
Would you give ChatGPT access to your text messages? A new Apple Messages plug-in can search conversations, summarize messages, draft replies and even send messages.
As the new high school football season kicks off for Central Arkansas, one freshman is proving that resilience can be just as powerful as talent on the field.
The FDA has now approved new COVID-19 vaccines for adults over 65 and for others with conditions that put them at risk for serious illnesses. (Via CBS).
President Trump signs an executive order creating a U.S. Space Academy to train the next generation of leaders in space, during the Artemis II Congressional Space Medal of Honor ceremony at Johnson Space Center.
Hayden Balgavy & Karen Fuller present Arkansas's morning headlines for August 28, 2026, including the City of Harrison making a push to change its reputation.
The Little Rock School District has approved a resolution allowing students to choose where they attend high school rather than abiding by zoning maps.
A devastating landslide on Wednesday has leveled towns around the Chinese-Nepal border. 50 to 60 Americans are still projected to be missing from the fallout.
Rolly Hoyt and Jurnee Taylor deliver Arkansas's top news stories for August 27, 2026, including an announcement made by Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
The mayor of Harrison and other city officials have collaborated with the Arkansas MLK Jr. Commission to rebrand the city and distance it from its racist reputation.
Former library director Patty Hector has been awarded a $275K settlement after suing Saline County, alleging her firing violated her First Amendment rights.
In an effort to help grow the next generation of conservationists, Governor Sanders has launched a new student essay contest called, "My Natural State Story."
