Freda Ross
Producer, Arkansas News ServiceFreda Ross has more than 40 years of experience in radio broadcasting, reporting and journalism. She started her radio career as a part-time board operator at her hometown radio station in Sulphur Springs, Texas, she then served as News Director at KETR Radio station on the campus of Texas A&M University-Commerce.
Before coming to Public News Service, Freda served as News Director for WBAP and KLIF Radio Stations in Dallas, TX. She's received many accolades and won numerous awards throughout her career.
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Arkansas advocates say SNAP changes could impact food access, funding needs, and essential services across the state. -
Arkansas passes bills for $500 million in water upgrades, emergency grants, and levee checks to ensure clean, reliable water statewide. -
CBO warns 16 million may lose Medicaid under GOP bill funding tax cuts, immigration raids, and the border wall, risking rural hospitals and adding debt. -
Arkansas ranks 45th in child well-being nationwide, with fewer kids in poverty but persistent racial gaps in health, education and economic stability. -
Arkansas farmers support more USDA conservation funding and climate-smart practices, according to a new poll. -
As Congress considers changes to Medicaid, those who work with women who are of childbearing age in Arkansas say any changes will negatively impact patients, families and the economy, especially in rural communities. -
Arkansas Medal of Honor recipients are honored at the opening of the new National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas. -
Arkansas lawmakers start the 95th session, focusing on education reforms, $300M in budget cuts, state worker pay, and a controversial prison plan.
