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Nationwide Protests Planned Against Trump on June 14 in All 50 States

Friday, June 13 by Luke Matheson

On Saturday, June 14, hundreds of protests under the banner “No Kings” are expected to take place across all 50 states in opposition to former President Donald Trump and his administration’s policies. The coordinated day of action coincides with Trump’s 79th birthday, Flag Day,... Read More.

Tornado Confirmed in Southeast Arkansas, Marking State’s 45th of 2025

Thursday, May 22 by Luke Matheson

The National Weather Service (NWS) has confirmed that a tornado touched down earlier this week in Chicot County during a round of severe storms, marking the 45th tornado reported in Arkansas so far in 2025. According to NWS officials, the tornado tracked along Arkansas Highway... Read More.

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Arkansas State’s Jacob Bayer Eyes NFL Draft Selection

Monday, April 21 by Luke Matheson

The upcoming NFL Draft could mark a significant moment for Arkansas State, as center Jacob Bayer might become the first Red Wolf selected in 11 years. Bayer has drawn attention from several teams, including the Chargers, Packers, and Vikings, following his performance at Pro Day... Read More.

Arkansas Governor Signs Legislation to Combat Antisemitism in State’s Public Universities and K-12 Schools

Thursday, April 17 by Luke Matheson

Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed into law on Thursday SB 352, a Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM)-backed bill addressing and prohibiting antisemitic discrimination in the state’s public K-12 schools and institutions of higher education. The legislation — the full text... Read More.

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States eye nitrogen gas use in executions

Thursday, March 6 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Hours after the nation’s first execution by nitrogen gas in January last year, Alabama’s attorney general urged other states to also develop it as a method for carrying out death sentences. Now, some states are following suit. Louisiana is scheduled to execute a... Read More.

States look at dropping sales tax on groceries

Wednesday, March 5 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The number of states imposing sales taxes on groceries has shrunk over the years, and the number may decrease further in the coming months as lawmakers hear complaints about high prices for eggs and other household staples. Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee... Read More.

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Arkansas States Izaiyah Nelson Named USBWA National Player of the Week

Tuesday, March 4 by Luke Matheson

Arkansas State's Izaiyah Nelson has been named to the U.S. Basketball Writers Association’s Oscar Robertson Trophy National Player of the Week list. The USBWA, in conjunction with the Oscar Robertson Trophy, now highlights five national Division I players weekly. Nelson shares this week's honors with... Read More.

Arkansas State’s Jayden Jones named SBC Defensive Player of the Week

Monday, October 21 by Luke Matheson

Redshirt-junior defensive end Jayden Jones has been named the Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Week, the league office announced Monday. Jones had a career night to help A-State to a 44-28 win at Southern Miss. Jones tallied a career high eight tackles, a... Read More.

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State Rep. Holcomb discussed the state’s budget and teacher pay

Wednesday, July 3 by Alex Bivens

State Representative Mike Holcomb of Pine Bluff said Tuesday the state’s budget has increased every year because of a growing economy, particularly in Northwest Arkansas. Holcomb was a guest on the Oldies 1013 Morning Show. Reacting to Holcomb saying he was a highway man, Morning... Read More.

State’s top player has decommitted from the Razorbacks

Monday, March 25 by Rick Walker

Massive offensive lineman Carius Curne from Marion has decommitted from the Razorback football team. He made the announcement last hour on social media. Curne committed to the Hogs back on February 7th. He has offers from LSU, Ole Miss, Georgia and Missouri. It is... Read More.

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Arkansas State’s Bryan Hodgson receives contract extension through 2029

Thursday, March 21 by Luke Matheson

Arkansas State men’s head basketball head coach Bryan Hodgson has received a contract extension that runs through March 21, 2029. Hodgson will receive a $65,000 increase in his salary, bumping him to $450,000 per year from $385,000 per year. Additionally, his buyouts have also increased: 2024-25: $900,000... Read More.

Attorney General Griffin recommends state’s gun laws stay the same

Tuesday, March 12 by Rick Walker

During a legislative meeting yesterday focused on Arkansas' gun laws, recommendations from the state's Attorney General were introduced. The initial recommendation from Tim Griffin was that people with licenses should be able to carry in a school zone but not a school building. This... Read More.

Stories tagged with: states

Nationwide Protests Planned Against Trump on June 14 in All 50 States

Tornado Confirmed in Southeast Arkansas, Marking State’s 45th of 2025

Arkansas State’s Jacob Bayer Eyes NFL Draft Selection

Arkansas Governor Signs Legislation to Combat Antisemitism in State’s Public Universities and K-12 Schools

States eye nitrogen gas use in executions

States look at dropping sales tax on groceries

Arkansas States Izaiyah Nelson Named USBWA National Player of the Week

Arkansas State’s Jayden Jones named SBC Defensive Player of the Week

State Rep. Holcomb discussed the state’s budget and teacher pay

State’s top player has decommitted from the Razorbacks

Arkansas State’s Bryan Hodgson receives contract extension through 2029

Attorney General Griffin recommends state’s gun laws stay the same

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