Weighed down by low commodity prices, heavy fuel and fertilizer outlays and the costs of war, disease and weather, Arkansas’ net farm income is expected to fall for the fourth straight year, with farmers enduring on government support
Secretary of Education Dr. Jacob Oliva wants more Arkansas high school seniors graduating with two-year associate’s degrees. Some could even leave high school as four-year college graduates.
An advertising campaign went live Wednesday directing pregnant Arkansans to state-run clinics for prenatal health care
Fifteen permits (Five either sex and 10 antlerless) will be available for public draw through online applications this season
Did you know the South Arkansas town of Strong gets its name from the community’s spirit following a deadly tornado?
Arkansas farmers being squeezed hard by higher fuel and input prices this year could see more than $150 million in total disaster relief with a second round of Supplemental Disaster Relief Program payments from the U.S. Department of Agriculture
A look at the scenarios for expanding prison space now that the Franklin County project’s in doubt
