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Dr. Atul Kathari, the medical director of outbreak prevention and response branch at the Arkansas Department of Health, shares the status and expectations of monkeypox in Arkansas.

We checked in with the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum to find out more about their line of Supreme Court bobbleheads.

Sam Perroni has constructed a real baseball field in his backyard. it has dugouts, an electronic scoreboard and a concessions stand. We visited earlier this month to find out more.

When rock climbers are high off the gorund, they want a dependable rope to secure them. That's where Rogers-based Lacaida Ropes come in. We talked with founder Pedro Somarriba about his company and his products.

On today's show, turning a historic building in Downtown Springdale into public art. Plus, new guidelines for Eureka Springs' Historic Distric, a local field of dreams, and much more.

Fayetteville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board this summer unanimously voted to recommend the city waive both daily and annual boating and fishing permit fees for Lake Sequoyah Park. The proposal will be presented to City Council tonight. Alison Jumper, Director of Fayetteville Parks, Natural Resources & Cultural Affairs, explains the proposed change, in part, is to encourage more visitors.

The Arkansas chapter of the Alzhiemer's Association offers a variety of avenues of advice, help and medical guides.

This week's edition of the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal report includes a conversation with Craig Wilson, the policy director for the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement, about the possibility of raising salaries for school nurses.

On today's show, we hear from our regular contributors Michael Tilley and Becca Martin Brown. Plus, some music from Roots Festival featuring Rachel Ammons, The Honey Dewdrops, Brother Brothers, and Radio Free Honduras.

Roby Brock, the host of Talk Business and Politics, is adding another hosting role to his resume. Beginning this Sunday he returns as the host of Capitol View on five different TV stations.