A report this week from US News and World Report places the University of Arkansas School of Law in the top ten nationally when it comes to low debt for graduates.
Theresa Van, a plaintiff in Waldorf v. Arkansas, was denied care after learning her pregnancy was nonviable. She tells Matthew Moore why she joined the challenge to the state's abortion ban.
At the Monarch Flight Festival in downtown Springdale, the Shiloh Museum's Marty Powers explains why the butterflies' migration to Mexico keeps him giving away milkweed by the thousands.
Randy Dixon returns to the Pryor Center archives with the four years Dale Bumpers spent as Arkansas governor, from reorganizing state government to unseating Sen. J. William Fulbright in 1974.