Good morning, Little Rock.

Visitors can step back in time at pioneer villages across Arkansas, including the Historic Arkansas Museum in downtown Little Rock which displays buildings dating from 1827 (free admission and guided tours on select weekends).

A study by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission shows that bass at Beaver Lake are thriving; nighttime electrofishing recorded high catch rates plus large fish, and recent tournament data ranks the lake as one of the top spots for black bass fishing.

Anglers can keep six bass per day under current rules.

The Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority announced its revamped website today, featuring enhanced navigation, improved accessibility tools, and a mobile-friendly design.

The site lets residents connect with public programs, explore community outreach and infrastructure projects, and view educational videos (like JoJo the Water Hero).

The DOJ reclassified FDA-approved medical marijuana as a Schedule 3 drug three weeks ago in Little Rock—leading Good Day Farms to say patients may soon buy firearms if the ATF finalizes its new form—although current rules still force cardholders to sign forms that bar such purchases.

Local veterinarians warn that bobcat fever, a tick-borne illness affecting cats, will be a concern this summer.

They advise owners to use tick prevention treatments and seek immediate vet care for pets showing high fevers or loss of appetite.

Rolly Hoyt and Brooke Buckner reported on a multi-million dollar expansion at Arkansas Children's Hospital yesterday, a move expected to boost healthcare services in the community.

The story featured among Arkansas's top news for May 18.

Four Razorbacks attended the NBA Draft Combine from May 10 to 17; Darius Acuff is seen as a lottery pick plus teammates Meleek Thomas, Billy Richmond, and Trevon Brazile work to improve their draft stock with decisions due by May 27 and the NBA Draft on June 23 to 24.

New NCAA rules are making Arkansas baseball tournament seeding hard to predict as analysts produce varying regional projections.

The Razorbacks will play in the SEC Tournament in Hoover on Wednesday, and experts say the new criteria may affect host site decisions & ranking comparisons.

The WholeHogSports Daily Podcast is featuring a discussion with Matt Jones and Bubba Carpenter about the Razorbacks' series win over Kentucky and Arkansas' upcoming SEC Tournament schedule — the conversation also offers a regional projection on the team's season.

Today in Hoover, the SEC Tournament kicks off with a 4:30 p.m. game between Tennessee and South Carolina, and the Razorbacks are set to take the field on Wednesday at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium to face the first-round winner — rain is forecast.

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.

Hometown Half Marathon & 5k/10k

Hometown Half Marathon & 5k/10k — All day — North Little Rock, AR — Entry fee required — Run through the scenic roads of North Little Rock with various distances available for all ages.

Home for Healing Golf Classic Tournament

11:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. — Chenal Country Club — Registration fee required — Swing for a cause in this charity golf tournament supporting patients and caregivers.

38 Special Concert

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Simmons Bank Arena — Check local listings for ticket prices — Experience the legendary Southern rock sounds of 38 Special live in concert.

The Big Kahuna 5K & 10K

Run Series Pick of the Month — Saturday — North Little Rock, Arkansas — $10 off entry with code — Grab your shades and lace up for a fun community race featuring multiple distances and a kids run.

Brunch, Laughter & Vibes with Lance Gross

3-5 p.m. — The Nut House Comedy Lounge — Free brunch — Enjoy an afternoon of laughter and great food with actor Lance Gross at Arkansas' first black-owned comedy club.

Multi-Vertical Business Networking

6-8 p.m. — Bark Bar & Grille — Limited Tickets — Network with professionals across various industries and make valuable connections.

The Dink Minor League Pickleball

Time TBA — Little Rock Athletic Club — Cost varies — Compete and have fun on 7 courts with friends and fellow pickleball enthusiasts.