Good morning, Little Rock.

Little Rock author Razan Abdin released her debut book 'Splendidly Sawsan,' a children's story about managing big feelings and neurodiversity, and she will be featured at the upcoming Six Bridges Book Festival (Sept.

27-Oct. 4).

Today, Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority marks its 90th year of service and community work (recognizing decades of water quality improvements) as officials share plans for future projects.

Former Pulaski County District Court judge Wayne Gruber, 76, died Monday after battling lymphoma, his son said on Facebook.

Gruber (24 years) retired in 2024 and was known for establishing the county’s Sobriety Court.

Fall hunting seasons are set to begin across the state as dove season opens Saturday, Sept.

5. Other seasons, including rabbit and deer, are scheduled with varying dates so hunters should check the details.

Matt Jones and Tom Murphy hosted the WholeHogSports Daily Podcast today—discussing the Razorbacks’ outlook ahead of Ryan Silverfield’s first game this week.

Their discussion provided local fans with key insights into the team’s performance as the season unfolds.

Former Cowboys star Emmitt Smith spoke at the Little Rock Touchdown Club luncheon on Monday morning at the DoubleTree Hotel, where he reflected on his NFL career, his Dancing with the Stars win, and his pride in his family (now including his role as a first-time grandfather).