Arkansas Department of Transportation

Long-range cycling in Arkansas has recently expanded. Earlier this month, the Adventure Cycling Association announced the opening of U.S. Bicycle Route 51, which runs straight through northwest Arkansas. Ozarks at Large’s Jack Travis has more.

The Arkansas Department of Transportation is providing nearly $15 million to help facilitate 19 different electric vehicle charging stations across the state.

Today on The Outline: Pulaski County Circuit Judge Tim Fox found that Griffin was in clear violation of his official duty to provide legal counsel to the Arkansas State Board of Corrections. Also, Arkansans for Limited Government has resubmitted their proposed constitutional amendment. Plus, The Arkansas Department of Transportation released its traffic management plan ahead of the 2024 eclipse.

On today's show, a business class at the University of Arkansas is looking at not how to make money but how to give it away. Plus, learning how the best way to study the Ozarks is to get into the Ozarks. Also, the newest dads at KUAF take a quiz about fictional dads.

Today on The Outline: With regard to violent attacks in Israel, Gov. Sanders orders flags to be flown at half-staff until Sunday. Also, University of Arkansas chancellor Charles Robinson to issue annual State of the University. Plus, more green roofs in Northwest Arkansas.

Today on The Outline: The Arkansas Department of Transportation launches a new customer service portal, Ask ARDOT. Also, The United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee hosts their 73rd annual celebration in Tahlequah. Plus, an Arkansas-based artist and business leader receives the Creative Impact Award from Artists 360.

Today on The Outline: Arkansas Treasurer Mark Lowery passes away at 66. Plus, a deadline looms for Arkansas veterans seeking damages under the PACTS Act. Also, Lana Del Rey plans a visit to Rogers.

A spike in traffic incidents and fatalities since 2019 has led government officials, city planners and non-profits to address road safety measures.

Walmart recently announced a plan to expand its electric vehicle charging network at thousands of store locations. The current count of EV charging stations in the region is modest, but a few statewide initiatives will likely grow the infrastructure rapidly.

Catching up on the past 24 hours: the education reform package Arkansas LEARNS is introduced, ArDOT seeks comments about a highway project in Benton County and land has been donated for an animal shelter in Fort Smith.