Arkansas PBS

The decades-long recurring contract seemed to be in temporary jeopardy at a meeting Monday.

Arkansas PBS would lose $2.5 million in programming and operational funds if President Donald Trump’s desired cuts to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting come to fruition, interim executive director Sajni Kumpuris told the network’s governing board at its quarterly meeting Thursday.

The Arkansas PBS governing board was preserved after the chairman's discussion with the bill sponsor halted a proposal to dissolve it.

Arkansas LAUNCH, a free online platform supported by Walmart, connects job seekers with employers and offers skill-based career exploration and training opportunities.

Senate Bill 184 would disband the State Library Board and the Arkansas Educational Television Commission, transferring their duties to the Department of Education.

Sullivan also proposes loosening the current requirement that library directors hold a master’s degree “from an accredited American Library Association program”

Last year, Arkansas conducted a pilot program to see the results a cell phone ban would have on learning outcomes.

Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders delivers the State of the State address during the second day of the 95th Arkansas General Assembly.

The School of Media and Journalism welcomes candidates from the US House Representatives District 1 for a debate in the ASU TV studio. Candidates who will be participating in the debate are: Rodney Govens for the Democratic Party Steve Parsons for the Libertarian Party This debate is sponsored by the following: KLEK KASU ASU-TV The Herald Red Wolf Radio.

Before casting your ballot this fall, get to know the candidates and their stances on important issues. Arkansas PBS aired live coverage of the U.S. District 2 debate on Oct. 7, 2024 featuring incumbent Rep. French Hill (R) and Marcus Jones (D). A panel of reporters questioned the candidate, in this debate featuring independent journalist Steve Brawner, Arkansas Business Editor Hunter Field and KARK reporter Caitrin Assaf, with Steve Barnes moderating. Candidate participation in a press conference immediately after the debate was at each candidates' discretion, with only Jones opting to take part.