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23+ min ago (637+ words) Dec 11, 2025 | 10:48 PM EST Ryan Silverfield's success at Memphis has now landed him the Arkansas head-coaching job in the SEC. Despite that, and setting his past success aside, the new HC's comments make it clear the coaching offer took priority. "I've always had so much respect for the state of Arkansas, for the football program, the rich traditions and history, and obviously the SEC," said Silverfield during Thursday's appearance with Paul Finebaum. "And when this offer came about, it was a no-brainer to me." This eagerness to leave the Tigers suggests the Arkansas job was simply too tempting to pass up, even with the Razorbacks coming off a rocky 210 season. Coaching in the SEC may bring more fame than coaching in the AAC. While the Razorbacks' SEC stature and history certainly played a role in attracting Silverfield's attention, the move serves…...

30+ min ago (183+ words) PBS Arkansas is rebranding itself as Arkansas TV and will provide more local content, the agency's Executive Director and CEO Carlton Wing said in a statement. Wing, a former Republican state representative, took the helm of the agency in September. "Public television in Arkansas is not going away," Wing said. "In fact, we invite you to join our vision for an increased focus on local programming, continuing to safeguard Arkansans in times of emergency and supporting our K-12 educators and students." PBS confirmed in an email Thursday that Arkansas is the first state to definitively sever ties with the broadcaster. Alabama considered similar action last month, but opted to continue paying its contract with PBS after public backlash from viewers and donors. Arkansas House Democratic Leader Rep. Andrew Collins called the demise of PBS in Arkansas sad. "It's certainly a loss…...

2+ hour, 35+ min ago (409+ words) Dec 11, 2025 " an hour ago Arkansas identified its top target for its pivotal general manager position earlier this week under new head coach Ryan Silverfield. Today, Silverfield's Razorbacks are getting their man. Multiple sources tell FootballScoop that Gaizka Crowley is departing the University of Arizona, where he's been G.M. for the past two years, to take over the general manager role in Silverfield's inaugural Arkansas staff. The move continues one of the more remarkable ascents in college football's ever-burgeoning personnel space. Crowley was pried away from Taylor by then-new Arizona head coach Brent Brennan. The Wildcats capped one of the best turnarounds in Power Conference football this season when they won nine games and earned an invitation to San Diego's Holiday Bowl. Silverfield is the new leader at Arkansas following his strong success at Memphis. He faces a stringent rebuild at an…...

2+ hour, 39+ min ago (1707+ words) In a decision on Thursday that upended 74 years of precedent, the Arkansas Supreme Court killed one of the few remaining protections for direct democracy in Arkansas and gave the state Legislature the green light to undo any constitutional amendment initiated and passed by voters. This is not hyperbole: with today's opinion, the Supreme Court has guaranteed that, even when Arkansans manage the Herculean task of collecting tens of thousands of signatures and jumping through the myriad hoops Republicans have placed in the path of a constitutional amendment reaching the ballot, the Legislature can simply change or reverse that measure with a two-thirds vote of each chamber. Medical marijuana, which was authorized by a 2016 constitutional amendment passed by voters, could be made illegal. The Legislature could ban casinos if they wanted "or add more casinos besides those authorized under a 2018 amendment....

2+ hour, 55+ min ago (35+ words) It's the gift of life times two. Innovative technology allowed North Texas doctors to use one donated liver for two different transplant patients. Rare split liver transplant saves North Texas toddler and another patient...

3+ hour, 4+ min ago (352+ words) A woman who told police that her 3-year-old daughter had been abducted has now been charged with murder after a body was found. A New Hampshire woman has been charged with child endangerment and witness tampering after her daughter ingested a THC gummy and later tested positive for cannabinoids and cocaine, according to officials. The incident prompted a police investigation after the state Division for Children, Youth, and Families notified Nashua Police Department on Nov. 3. DRUG-LACED CANDY DISGUISED AS KIDS" TREATS FUELS NEW HALLOWEEN SAFETY WARNING FOR PARENTS: POLICE The Nashua Police Department took custody of Goulet and formally charged her. According to a release shared by Nashua Police Department, detectives learned the 6-year-old had been hospitalized following the ingestion and that her mother allegedly told a witness not to cooperate with investigators. "While at the hospital, the juvenile victim…...

3+ hour, 48+ min ago (452+ words) December 11, 2025 / 6:23 PM CST / CBS Texas It's the gift of life times two. Innovative technology allowed North Texas doctors to use one donated liver for two different transplant patients. It wasn't long after Luna Sifuentes' birth that her parents felt something was wrong. "They say jaundice kind of comes of goes," Ashtin Sifuentes said. The jaundice didn't go away, and Luna's mom, Ashtin, noticed more issues. "One day her poop just went from like a bright, sunny, breastfed yellow to a straight cement gray like overnight," Ashtin Sifuentes said. Doctors diagnosed Luna with end-of-life liver failure and biliary atresia, a liver condition where bile ducts are absent or blocked. "We were running out of time," Samuel Sifuentes said. "She would need a transplant sooner than later because she was already had about 75% cirrhosis of the liver," Ashtin Sifuentes said. Luna went…...

4+ hour, 35+ min ago (340+ words) President Donald Trump delivers remarks at the Congressional Ball at the White House. 59 years after they first signed on the air, Arkansas PBS is undergoing a major change. The company will soon be known as "Arkansas TV" after announcing Thursday that they will no longer be affiliated with the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS). Arkansas Senator Dan Sullivan says it was time for a change. "The voters in Arkansas want public television to be self-supporting and self-sustaining," said Sullivan. Starting July 1, 2026, Arkansas PBS will officially rebrand as Arkansas TV after the Arkansas Educational Television Commission voted to disaffiliate with PBS. "Arkansas PBS was about Arkansans. So, they did buy a lot of programming from national that wasn't focused on Arkansas," states Sullivan. So, what will happen to the current PBS programming? "We will continue with our PBS programming through June 30, 2026. After…...

5+ hour, 16+ min ago (70+ words) The work of a Dallas doctor has given an infant as well as a 53-year-old woman a second chance at life by performing a liver transplant that split one organ in half to help both patients in need. Dallas doctor gives two people a second chance at life with a split liver transplant Dallas doctor gives two people a second chance at life with a split liver transplant...

5+ hour, 28+ min ago (558+ words) A man who surrendered to law enforcement earlier this month after allegedly attempting to sexually assault a child was released from prison in May despite a history of violent sexual misconduct, a "particular eye for children" and an apparent compulsion to re-offend, according to arrest documents. Kendon Ray, 34, is being held on $100,000 bond at the El Paso County jail. A registered sex offender, Ray faces a charge of "enticement of a child," a Class 4 felony. At about noon Dec. 1, Ray walked into the Police Operations Center and confessed to trying to lure a young boy into a bathroom at a retail store in east Colorado Springs. The incident had not been previously reported to police. In the course of their investigation, Colorado Springs police found the victim and conducted a forensic interview, according to the arrest affidavit. The child confirmed…...