Federal judge rules Arkansas law involving furnishing ‘obscene’ materials at libraries, bookstores is unconstitutional
A federal judge has struck down as unconstitutional two provisions of a state law aimed at criminalizing the furnishing of obscene materials to minors at public libraries and bookstores.
Federal judge declares sections of Arkansas’ library obscenity law unconstitutional
A federal judge on Monday permanently blocked portions of Arkansas’ law that would have changed how librarians handle challenged materials and given elected officials the final say over what books are available to the public.
O’Mega Blake will be continuing his collegiate career at Arkansas, he announced on Tuesday morning. The former Charlotte ...
Arkansas State and Bowling Green are regulars in the 68 Ventures Bowl, which has undergone several name changes in its ...
Arkansas coach Sam Pittman has seen quite a lot of movement in the transfer portal in the past two weeks. After ...
Arkansas defensive lineman Quincy Rhodes Jr. rushes in during the second half of an NCAA college football game between Texas ...
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day will be two of the year's busiest days at churches across Arkansas. They include most of the ...
Two 911 dispatchers who worked with the Maumelle Police Department were arrested and are now charged with possession and ...
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas has landed former South Carolina and more recently Charlotte wide receiver O’Mega Blake. Blake, 6-2, ...
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas basketball is slowly rounding into form. After surviving a scare against the now 4-8 Miami ...
Broussard is the fourth transfer offensive lineman to sign with the Razorbacks. Arkansas has also added tackles Corey ...
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