Over the last week the Arkansas LEARNS act was signed into law. This and the legacy of Arkansas historical figure Winthrop Rockefeller are the focus of this week’s Talk Business & Politics.

Calls to Little Rock 911 kept ringing and ringing when an Arkansas lawmaker collapsed near the State Capitol.

Family and friends are mourning the loss of former Arkansas State Senator Roy C. “Bill” Lewellen. His family says he died from respiratory distress on Tuesday, but the legacy he leaves behind will be forever remembered.

Some of the biggest fans watching the Razorbacks take on UConn Thursday were in Jacksonville, otherwise known as Devo-Ville.

The Arkansas Dept. of Education Secretary Jacob Oliva will headline a virtual town hall meeting next week hosted by the Reform Alliance.

A Little Rock police internal review into the department's failure to tell the public about a pursuit prior to a teen being killed is complete--  but it will not be made public after all.

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed a controversial bill restricting public school bathroom and changing room use to gender assigned at birth, encouraging supporters of the measure while leaving some parents concerned of how the new law could negatively impact their children.

Razorback basketball Coach Eric Musselman is known to take off his shirt, after a huge win, which is exactly what he did Saturday after beating Kansas. Although, this time, he’s not the only one celebrating shirtless.

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin filed a lawsuit against a Benton-based company called Hourglass Vixens LLC on Tuesday, accusing them of practicing without a license and scamming Arkansans out of their money.

Inside look at Razorbacks' practice in Vegas before facing UConn in Sweet 16

For some students, Spring Break means a vacation, but for many others in Arkansas, it's a time when they don't know where their next meal is coming from.

Tanvi Marupally is just days away from her 15th birthday and family is hoping that this year, she can spend it in their arms.

Hot Springs teacher Wilda Hughley loves spending time with students in the classroom, but this Remarkable Women of Arkansas finalist shows even more passion for empowering teens & young women feeling to pains of bullying.