Matthew Moore
Reporter & Producer, KUAFMatthew Moore is a reporter producer for Ozarks At Large. Before going into journalism, Matthew spent time in the music production industry, working with artists such as Reba McEntire, Steve Martin, 2 Chainz, and Chris Thile.
In 2021, Matthew graduated with an M.A. in journalism from the University of Arkansas. When he’s not out in the field or in the studio, Matthew loves rewatching The West Wing or Parks and Recreation with his wife Emily and long-haired dachshund Oliver.
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Marijuana amendment uncertainty, Eureka Springs emergency, Ashley McBryde concert, YouTube lawsuit, and Morgan Nick case in The Arkansas Newswrap. -
Congressional shifts, Family Dollar lawsuit, and Beatles Festival headline this week's Arkansas Newswrap, plus USPS updates and a Jonesboro legal case.
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Campus transport, Johnny Cash statue, voter tips, and more on The Arkansas Newswrap. Learn about Arkansas' key updates!
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Arkansas Supreme Court's abortion ruling, Blytheville superintendent's termination, and the first LEGO store opening in Rogers headline this week's news.
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Gaza mission, Newport Solar plant launch, Bentonville tourism growth, and Arkansas abortion amendment updates on this week’s Newswrap.
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The Arkansas Newswrap covers maternal health, a new carbon removal facility, Jonesboro's entertainment district, and more key issues.
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$100M EPA grants for climate pollution, mobile grocery stores in AR food deserts, and interlocal agreements' impact discussed in the Arkansas Newswrap.
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The Arkansas Newswrap: Kamala Harris's campaign, a bike nonprofit expansion, and Cave City's Watermelon Festival.
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Arkansas Newswrap: Audit of Gov. Sanders' $19K lectern, budget focus, steel industry boost, Sunday alcohol sales, and key legal updates.
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Arkansas Newswrap: Trailblazers' inclusivity program, GOP's rise, Mayor Copenhaver's city plans, Supreme Court race, Walton Arts Center season, I-55 updates.
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Outsourcing at University of Arkansas, civil rights incident, total solar eclipse preparations, and local updates.
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In April, the Arkansas State Legislature passed Act 810, which gives college athletes in the state the opportunity to be compensated for their name, image, and likeness.
