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David Salmeron-Sanchez, a 16-year-old Hispanic male, has been found safe in Garland County, Arkansas. He was last seen near Maverick Place, wearing a red-and-black hoodie and carrying a backpack. The communitys quick response to the alert played a crucial role in his safe return.

Bipartisan Effort: Lawmakers Push for Safer Roads with Data-Driven Tech Lawmakers from both parties are uniting to pass the Roadway Safety Modernization Act, aiming to make roads safer nationwide. The bill allows state transportation departments to use vehicle telematics data to identify safety risks before crashes occur. With Arkansass transportation department already piloting the tech, the bill promises smarter, data-driven roads that prioritize safety.

President Trumps administration subpoenas Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, escalating their dispute over interest rates and Fed independence. Powell breaks silence, accusing the White House of pressuring the Fed to cut rates faster. The Justice Department investigates renovation costs, while Senator Thom Tillis threatens to block new Fed nominees until the issue is resolved, questioning the departments independence. The feud intensifies, with the Feds autonomy at stake.

Arkansas Razorbacks suffer first SEC loss, falling to Auburn 95-73. Despite shooting around their season average from three-point range, they strayed from their usual inside game, taking too many early threes. Auburn built a 15-point halftime lead and extended it to 29 points in the second half. Coach Calipari was critical of the teams defense, which leaked 49 points in the first half. Arkansas, now 12-4, hosts South Carolina on Wednesday, aiming to fix small issues like ball movement, rebounding, and running.

Arkansas Womens Basketball Falls to Tennessee, Struggles in SEC Play The Arkansas Razorbacks suffered their fourth consecutive loss against a ranked opponent, dropping to 0-4 in SEC play after an 85-50 defeat at Tennessee. The team committed a season-high 26 turnovers, marking their worst conference start since 2016-17. Tennessee led for nearly the entire game, building a 35-point lead and outscoring Arkansas in the second half. Despite the loss, Arkansas won the rebounding battle and held Tennessee to 38% shooting. The Razorbacks face Missouri on Thursday for a chance at their first SEC victory.

Arkansas Razorbacks bolster defense with experienced transfers: Ben Bogle from West Virginia and Ian Williams from Memphis. Bogle, a linebacker, brings 37 tackles, 5 tackles for loss, 3 sacks, and a forced fumble from last season. Williams, a versatile safety/corner, adds depth to the thin secondary. Both transfers contribute to a massive portal class, signaling the Razorbacks readiness for contention next fall.

Arkansas strengthens defense with transfer linebacker Ben Bogle: A six-foot-one, two-hundred-twenty-three-pound defender from West Virginia, Bogle brings experience and physicality to the Razorbacks. Rated as On3s number one hundred twenty-four linebacker in the portal, he had a strong year with the Mountaineers, recording thirty-seven tackles, five tackles for loss, and one forced fumble in twenty twenty-five. Previously at Southern Illinois, Bogle led the Missouri Valley Conference in tackles for loss with sixteen point five in twenty twenty-four. With one final season of eligibility, Bogle is expected to contribute immediately, bolstering Arkansass defense and potentially improving their front seven next fall.