Journalism

Warwick Sabin, president and CEO of Deep South Today, talks about launching Arkansas Today, a free nonprofit newsroom modeled on the success of Mississippi Today.

Karen Kilroy and Aiden Maroney built Radiohead, an AI transcription tool for KUAF, as a class project in Zach Steelman's UofA course. It won the university's first AI innovation challenge.

Arkansas native Ginny Monk of the Connecticut Mirror speaks with Ozarks at Large about her Pulitzer Prize-winning "On the Hook" series on predatory towing practices.

The Winthrop Rockefeller Institute convened journalists and Northwest Arkansas residents in Fayetteville to discuss trust, local news and civic health.

Steve Barnes, Amy Oliver Barnes and Bob Steel join Randy Dixon to revisit KATV's heyday, including two memorable and chaotic Arkansas election nights.

Randy Dixon and Kyle Kellams preview a Pryor Center panel with former KATV anchors Steve Barnes, Amy Oliver Barnes and Bob Steel, featuring archival footage from Arkansas TV's golden era.

Randy Dixon of the Pryor Center and Kyle Kellams look back at how KATV Channel 7 covered Operation Desert Storm, from the air war to the ground offensive, through the eyes of Arkansans.

Travis Simpson, editor of The Courier in Russellville, talks about his Printz Honor-winning novel "Cope Field," getting boys to read and why local newspapers still matter.

Jamie Smith started the Elkins Community Network newsletter during COVID and has been running it largely alone ever since. Now she's looking for volunteers to help keep it going.

Here & Now host Peter O’Dowd discusses the rush of breaking news, the balance between hard reporting and lighter stories, and why sharing humanity with listeners matters in creating daily public radio.