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Arkansas Ready to Turn Team Chemistry into Wins

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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — It’s that time of year again. Coaches at Arkansas and across the country try to convince fans and the media that this is the greatest team they’ve ever seen. Everybody is pulling in the same direction and has made a hockey-stick growth level that rivals Silicon Valley tech startups.

Being my first year on the beat, I fell for it hook, line and sinker along with a portion of the fanbase before quickly being returned to a cruel reality. A 4-8 season where apathy kicked in as early as the fourth game of the season. Fans may still carry that apathy and resentment as the Razorbacks try and sell the same package to fans as they did last year. A team camaraderie so high it can overcome many of the challenges this year.

However, there may just be at least some iota of truth to some of it. A recent video of defensive coordinator Travis Williams talking to his team got former NFL receiver Randy Moss so excited that he wanted to come out of retirement.

Talk show host Pat McAfee got in on the action on X (formerly Twitter) as well.

Golf fanatics look away, as offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino simplifies the game of golf beyond recognition, but fans may be getting some inside look as to why quarterback Taylen Green was hand-picked to lead the offensive coordinator and the chemistry between mentor and mentee.

Chemistry and camaraderie don’t count for any tangible wins. Oddsmakers and media members remain unmoved. BetSaracen has the over/under for Arkansas wins set at 4.5. Arkansas was picked to finish 14th in the SEC behind just Mississippi State and Vanderbilt. Perhaps, if nothing else the little viral moments will slowly chip away at the apathy after last season.

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Countdown to the Crown: Miss Central Arkansas, Karie Miller, speaks about educational diversity

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Countdown to the Crown: Miss Central Arkansas, Karie Miller, speaks about educational diversity


LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Miss Central Arkansas, Karie Miller, is competing in the upcoming 2026 Miss Arkansas Pageant.

Miller highlighted her Community Service Initiative, Hands on Learning, in which she advocates for educational diversity.

Her talent will be a performing sign language interpretation of the song “Guns and Ships” from the Broadway Musical “Hamilton.”  Miller is not only a manager at Barnes and Noble but also has a love for scary stories.

Miller will be part of the excitement at the Miss Arkansas Pageant on Saturday, June 13, airing on KARK.

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For more information on the competition, visit MissArkansas.org.



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Vehicle crash reported near the University of Arkansas Agriculture Facility

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Vehicle crash reported near the University of Arkansas Agriculture Facility


FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — The University of Arkansas Police Department is responding to a vehicle collision near the intersection of Garland Avenue and Drake Street, close to the university’s agriculture facility.

Crews on scene report at least one person was taken to a hospital. There is no official word on their condition.

An SUV with heavy front-end damage was in a nearby ditch. A pickup truck was towed from the scene.

This is a developing story. We will update as we learn more.

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Arkansas Storm Team Forecast: Isolated Severe Storms Possible

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Arkansas Storm Team Forecast: Isolated Severe Storms Possible


Two rounds of storms possible Tuesday. The morning risk is very low, then a more substantial risk may evolve late in the day

Tonight: Clouds increase with storms north late. Lows in the lower 60s

Tuesday: Low storm chance in the morning with a greater chance late in the day. Highs near 80

Wednesday: Scattered areas of rain and storms. Highs in the mid to upper 60s

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