KASU News for March 14, 2025: Severe storms threaten Mid-South, Arkansas Chief Justice faces misconduct allegations, and Jonesboro Public Schools selects a new superintendent.

KASU News for March 13, 2025: Arkansas lawmakers debate public meeting laws, daylight saving time, and more. A-State breaks ground on a veterinary college.

KASU News for March 12, 2025: Arkansas lawmakers approve nitrogen gas executions, burn bans are in effect, and debates heat up over fluoride, AI weapons, and traffic laws.

KASU News for March 11, 2025: Lawmakers debate education reforms, Arkansas PBS funded, and A-State women's basketball earns historic Sun Belt victory.

KASU News for March 10, 2025: Prison funding debates, Medicaid cuts, tariff impacts, Arkansas farmers' struggles, and Sun Belt basketball finals.

KASU News for March 7, 2025: Arkansas PBS Commission discusses SB 184, state Supreme Court drama, school safety bill, and Dr. Ray Montague honored with a U.S. coin.

KASU News for March 6, 2025: Arkansas lawmakers seek to remove quotas, a new Cherry Valley mayor is appointed, and Trump’s executive orders impact Arkansas students.

KASU News for March 5, 2025: Jonesboro's mayor focuses on crime, Arkansas lawmakers advance an execution bill, and Gov. Sanders proposes tax cuts and food protections.

KASU News for March 4, 2025: Arkansas library hiring laws near change, Jonesboro demolition moves forward, petition laws tighten, and Brookland Schools expand.

KASU News for March 3, 2025: Arkansas police crack down on high-speed chases, Trump’s tariffs impact local industries, and Missouri lawmakers push voting reforms.