LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – In the summer of 2025, ESPN’s “SportsCenter” began showcasing sports scenes nationwide, including Bentonville’s acclaimed mountain biking, as part of its “50 States, 50 Days” tour. While acknowledging notable Natural State athletes like Scottie Pippen, Derek Fisher, and Torii Hunter, their broadcast merely scratched the surface.

On Saturdays, Bald Knob's restored rail depot can be as bustling as it was back when trains still stopped here during the long-ago heydays of passenger service.

FAYETTEVILLE – The Diamond Hogs got great news on Monday when standout lefty pitcher Parker Coil announced via his social media that he was taking “one more ride” Arkansas.

A federal judge temporarily blocked on Monday Arkansas' first-in-the-nation law that would have prohibited pharmacy benefit managers from owning pharmacies in the state. U.S. District Judge Brian Miller issued a preliminary injunction against the law restricting pharmacy benefit managers,

J.T. Hannaford was among the first businessmen to help form the Conway County seat. He owned 2,700 acres across five counties, including a 200-acre sheep farm on Petit Jean Mountain. In 1881, he built the home,

FAYETTEVILLE – Softball America has ranked Arkansas’ incoming transfer portal class fifth nationally among its top 15. The Razorbacks added Arizona outfielder Dakota Kennedy and California first baseman Tianna Bell this offseason.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/arkansas as Arkansas Razorbacks retain pitcher selected in MLB Draft. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Coach Dave Van Horn and his Arkansas Razorbacks got a boost to the bullpen in an unorthodox way Monday.