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Courtesy/Illinois River Watershed PartnershipThe Watershed Conservation Resource Center, with help from the Illinois River Watershed Partnership, is leading a free workforce development program to build a pipeline of conservation professionals. -
Megan Rosa-Caldwell, an assistant professor of exercise science, on how anorexia nervosa affects skeletal muscle.
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NEXRAD beams overshoot Northwest Arkansas storms by thousands of feet. 5NEWS chief meteorologist Skot Covert, Climavision's Tara Goode explain what three new private radars could change. -
UofA professor Marco Dehnert researches how people build relationships with AI, from grief bots that mimic the dead to companion apps selling what he calls on demand intimacy. -
Hugh Churchill, professor of physics, on the new Arkansas Materials Institute that he directs. -
Fayetteville has opened an emergency cooling center this week as extreme heat grips the region, while area hospitals report more cases of dehydration, heat exhaustion and heatstroke. -
NWACC and MIT PATH met for two days in Bentonville with retail, health care, robotics leaders to shape AI professional skills training. Chris Lynch explains what businesses said they need. -
A volunteer-driven rain garden and a new coffee spot called Pearlsnap Picnic are the latest additions to Springdale's Jones Center this summer. -
Eric Funkhouser, chair of philosophy at the UofA, discusses centuries of thinking about machine minds and what large language models mean for higher education. -
Little Rock cybersecurity expert Chris Wright explains shadow AI, the unauthorized use of AI tools by employees, and how small businesses can protect sensitive data. -
Six Northwest Arkansas students from Technobotics' Iron Patriots Silver team are heading to South Korea to compete in the FIRST LEGO League Korea Open Invitational. -
An invasive tick species is spreading a deadly cattle disease across Arkansas. Experts say the Asian longhorned tick has now been confirmed in 10 northern counties.
