Little Rock Public Radio
Formally KUAR, news from the staff of content partners Little Rock Public Radio at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. They are a NPR member station.
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Listen to our full conversation with Author John C. Davis, about his new book, "From Blue to Red: The Rise of the GOP in Arkansas" -
Hendrix College students say they're worried marginalized groups will lose support as the office is renamed "Multicultural Student Services" and a key senior administration role appears to be gone. -
Alonza Jiles is accused of covering up child abuse at a religious boarding school he worked at. -
Sen. Missy Irvin, R-Mountain View, filed the study, fearing the mines are too loud and use too much water. -
Alonza Jiles is facing calls to resign after allegations that he covered up abuse at a boarding school in Arkansas.
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State leaders met with health experts to address the high rate of maternal mortality in Arkansas -
Hear from all four candidates in a forum sponsored by the Central Arkansas Library System, the League of Women Voters of Pulaski County and Little Rock Public Radio. -
Benjamin Victor is working on a clay model of the civil rights leader this week at UA Little Rock. Statues of Bates and singer Johnny Cash will eventually represent Arkansas in the U.S. Capitol. -
The public can watch work being done on the Bates statue, while approval has been given for the design of the Cash statue. Both will represent Arkansas in the U.S. Capitol. -
Renaud was remembered during a service Saturday in Little Rock by several of the subjects of his films and those who worked with him.
