Good morning, Little Rock.

Serving Up Solutions returns at a local venue to offer residents a powerful night of connection and giving – the event supports the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance in its mission to ensure no Arkansan goes to bed hungry.

The Kinetic Group will invest in Remington Ammunition’s Lonoke plant while another unit opts out of building a primer plant at the Port of Little Rock (the move underscores a focus on local manufacturing).

Three school choice groups formed For AR Families (including Opportunity Arkansas, Reform Alliance and Arkansas Learns) to oppose a proposed constitutional amendment that would force private schools receiving state funds to meet public standards and require an expansion of programs funded by the state. The amendment, which needs 90,704 signatures by July 3, is forecast to cost up to $1 billion.

John Hugh Carmichael led a historic law school in Little Rock from 1898 to 1949 and worked with renowned lawyer Scipio A.

Jones on civil-rights cases that challenged jury bias. He also defended Black clients in key legal battles, leaving a lasting impact.

Senate candidate Hallie Shoffner addressed a May Day rally Saturday at the state Capitol steps in Little Rock, urging stronger union support and worker rights amid affordability concerns.

Attendees joined petitions and training sessions organized by the Arkansas Education Association (highlighting local efforts to strengthen worker protections).

Arkansas baseball will play Ole Miss at 2 p.m. Saturday at Baum-Walker Stadium in Fayetteville.

Razorbacks' starter Cole Gibler (4-1, 2.91 ERA) faces Ole Miss' Cade Townsend (4-1, 2.33 ERA) while officials report sunny weather with a high of 66°.

No. 7 Arkansas softball will face No. 5 Texas at noon today on SEC Network+ in game three of their series finale after wins on Thursday and Friday.

The final regular-season game offers a chance for a series sweep.

Marion running back Jeremiah Dent committed to Arkansas on Saturday, becoming the fifth in-state 2027 prospect to join the team.

His decision continues the trend of local athletes staying home for college football.

Arkansas track and field teams traveled to Baton Rouge on Saturday for the LSU Invitational, winning relays and setting records.

They will host the Arkansas Twilight meet May 8 at John McDonnell Field as the final chance for athletes to qualify for the SEC Outdoor Championships.

Arkansas Travelers vs. Tulsa Drillers

6:05-7:05 p.m. — Arkansas Travelers Baseball Club — Check local listings for ticket prices — Enjoy a thrilling minor league baseball matchup featuring the Arkansas Travelers taking on the Tulsa Drillers.

70th Year Block Party

12-5 p.m. — Lindsey's Hospitality House — Free entry — Celebrate seven decades with live music, food, and a classic car show in a 50s-70s themed atmosphere.

The Laundry Summit

10 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Little Rock Marriott — Attend for a unique experience — Explore laundry business strategies and network with industry experts.

Southeast Missouri State Redhawks vs. Arkansas Little Rock Trojans Baseball

1-2 p.m. — Gary Hogan Field — Ticket prices vary — Experience an exciting baseball showdown between regional rivals at Gary Hogan Field.

6th Annual Pulaski County Fair

5 PM – 11 PM — The Pulaski County Fair — Small gate admission — Enjoy carnival rides, local food, and nightly live entertainment by the Arkansas River.

Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets in Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Robinson Center — Enjoy a magical musical experience as the film comes to life with live orchestration.

Tech N9ne Live in Little Rock

8-11 p.m. — 721 W 9th St — Cost not specified — Experience the unique sounds of Tech N9ne, a pioneer in independent hip-hop.

Montana 700 Live Performance

9-11:59 p.m. — Shooters Sports Bar & Grill — Free entry — Enjoy a live set from Dallas artist Montana 700 over Memorial Day weekend.

Steel Magnolias

7:00 p.m. — Arkansas Repertory Theatre — Tickets from $25 — Experience heartwarming humor and deep friendships in a Southern classic.

Southern Soul Lovers Tour

7-10 p.m. — Robinson Center — Discounted tickets available for students and seniors — Enjoy an evening of Southern soul music featuring Sir Charles Jones and friends.